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A Long Journey for the First Steps

The film presents an authentic experience of Palestinian children and parents upon their arrival to Slovenia as a part of the humanitarian project Rehabilitation of Children, Victims of War from Gaza. The focus is on Baylasan, aged 7, and her mother Amal, with their shared wish: that Baylasan could walk like other children.

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The film presents an authentic experience of Palestinian children and parents upon their arrival to Slovenia as a part of the humanitarian project Rehabilitation of Children, Victims of War from Gaza. The focus is on Baylasan, aged 7, and her mother Amal, with their shared wish: that Baylasan could walk like other children.

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