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The film "The Road Home" tells the story of the displacement and migration of Syrians due to the war. It depicts the suffering of the people in the camps, carrying memories of displacement and loss, and reflects on the hope for refugees to return to their homes. The work delves into the details of daily life in the camps and highlights the experiences of characters such as Rozina Lattakani, Reem Ali, and Firas Ibrahim, who emphasize that the film carries humanitarian messages and documents the pain of displacement, with a focus on the importance of return and collective memory. The film aims to document the hardships faced by Syrians and remind the community of the importance of preserving historical memory and fostering hope for a return to the homeland.
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