Hey, Humans

About This Movie

So, 'Hey, Humans' is a documentary from 2016 that dives into the work of the Chain of Hope charity in Iran, and it's really something to sit with. The pacing feels almost meditative, giving you time to digest the stories of these underprivileged kids. It’s raw and genuine, steering clear of any gimmicks. The atmosphere is heavy but filled with hope, showcasing the resilience of both the children and the organization. You can see the real-life struggles, which gives it an edge that scripted films often lack. The performances, though not typical, are deeply moving, as you witness real emotions in real situations. It’s a distinctive piece that reminds us of the power of empathy and care in a world that often feels disconnected.

Documentary on charity work · Focus on underprivileged children · Emphasis on empathy and resilience