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“A Child’s View“ is a program of short films that explore the world through the curious eyes of children. From humorous and whimsical inner worlds to conflicting and harsh outer realities, we get a glimpse into the personal universe of young protagonists.



The Present, 2020

Farah Nabulsi (Palestine)


Sh’hab, 2018

Amal Al-Muftah (Qatar)


Maradona's Legs, 2019

Firas Khoury (Palestine, Germany)


A Letter to My Friend in France, 2020

Akram Elbezzawy (Egypt)


Miss, 2019

Amira Géhanne Khalfallah (Algeria, France)


Henet Ward, 2020

Morad Mostafa (Egypt)


Adnan, 2020

Steven Chatterton, Mark Arrigo (UK, Syria)


The Red Fish, 2019

Bassem Ben Brahim (Tunisia)

Ten-year-old Adnan has fled Syria with his mother after their family was killed and their neighborhood destroyed. Now settled in the UK, Adnan draws on his creativity to break through his mother's PTSD. This film contains sensitive content.


About the Filmmakers


Steven Chatterton is a writer-director originally from the Black Country in England. He has a strong appetite for telling stories from a child’s perspective and also working closely with actors. Several of his feature screenplays have been selected for European development programs.


Mark Arrigo's skill lies in cinematography and visual storytelling. He has a background working on fashion film, music videos, and commercials. Originally from Malta, he started in documentary by spending two years on a project covering illegal immigration from Africa into Europe.

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    15 minutes
  • Language
    Arabic
  • Country
    UK, Syrian Arab Republic
  • Director
    Steven Chatterton, Mark Arrigo
  • Screenwriter
    Steven Chatterton
  • Producer
    Julia Taylor-Stanley, Tiernan Hanby
  • Cast
    Ayham Kabi, Raghad Chaar
  • Cinematographer
    Kit Fraser
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