The dead still have a name

This documentary focuses on the Freedom Flotilla's attempt to breach the Israeli blockade of Gaza in 2010, culminating in an attack by the Israeli army that resulted in the deaths of nine individuals. The film emphasizes the importance of remembering the names behind these statistics, illustrating the human cost of political conflict.

Henry Ascher, a Jewish pediatrician, serves as the central figure, reflecting on his family's tragic history during the Holocaust. His journey from the Vietnam War to Gaza is framed within the broader context of loss, particularly highlighting the deaths of 2131 Palestinians, including 513 children, during the 2014 attacks on Gaza. The film challenges viewers to recognize the humanity of those affected by war and violence.