Home is where the films are

In March 1999, More, who was six, and his family left Kosovo to find refuge in a refugee camp in Macedonia. After a difficult escape trip to save his life, he gets used to living in a field that doesn＇t look like home at all. One day someone set up a screen and a projector and started showing cartoons and films to refugee children. Today, 20 years later, More lives in Pristina and is a director; this documentary is a journey in search of the people who showed her those films while she was a little refugee, which had a significant impact on her life. On this journey, you will discover how movies have helped children around the world to overcome trauma and feel at home.