The documentary, which is currently in front of the camera in Khuzestan and will soon enter Iraqi territory, is trying to portray the story of Hur al -Azim and Hurarali Hamear from a transnational and transnational angle. The purpose of the project is not only to narrate the environmental crisis, but also to represent the direct link between the ambitious policies of the barrier in Turkey, the inaccurate management of water resources in Iran, Iraq and Syria, as well as destructive industrial and oil development in the formation of social instability, immigration, unemployment and even violence and terrorism in the region.
Afsharnik, who previously made the acclaimed documentary “Under Zero Border” about the life of Martyr Ali Hashemi and Hur al -Azim, has also returned with a social and warning narrative. In this documentary, Mohammed Darwish is not just an expert, but a living narrator and witness who has been concerned about Iran’s environment for years now to be one of the most bitter wounds of the Middle East.
According to the project’s authorities, the documentary is not merely to blame a country or a domestic policy, but also emphasizes the collective disregard for countries that have exposed one of the first births of human civilization by measures such as widespread barrier and the Euphrates.
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