Saeed

Set against the backdrop of Long Island, New York, Saeed follows Sami, a Syrian refugee, and his daughter, Aya. As they await the arrival of Sami's family from a refugee camp, the emotional weight of past traumas complicates their reunion. Sami's internal struggle reflects the harsh realities faced by immigrants and grieving parents, providing a powerful narrative in only 15 minutes.

The film delves into the complexities of family dynamics and the challenges of adapting to a new life while dealing with loss. With its focus on the immigrant experience and the grief associated with the death of a child, Saeed offers a raw perspective on resilience and hope. This makes it a compelling piece for those interested in films that tackle significant social issues through personal stories.