Interview with director Marcel Mettelsiefen and Hala Kamil

The transcript covers a discussion on the impact of President Trump's travel ban on filmmakers attending the Oscars. It highlights a documentary about the Syrian uprising, focusing on a family's journey from Aleppo to Germany. The conversation emphasizes the importance of storytelling in raising awareness about humanitarian issues and the challenges of integrating refugees. It also touches on the role of filmmakers in addressing political issues and countering radical narratives, stressing the need for compassion and understanding in a divided world.

In what ways does the filmmaker believe creative people and journalists can contribute to breaking the counter narrative?

What are the implications of the filmmaker's statement about the hijacking of an entire religion and its people?