Written as a letter to a child in Gaza by Pullitzer prize winning author, Chris Hedges, the film takes the audience on a haunting & realistic journey through Gaza today from a child's perspective.

Modeled after the real-life practice of US sailors being forced to censor their pin-up tattoos during World War II, Draft Paper tells the story of an unfulfilled fashion designer who has to face the moral and personal implications of creating his art during a tumultuous time in history.

"Free Words" follows Pulitzer-winner Mosab Abu Toha, a detained poet from Gaza whose art becomes a powerful voice of resistance and hope amid oppression.

Oscar begins to isolate himself in his playful childhood world. His best friend, Jesus, no longer wants to play after falling in love with Betsa, a schoolmate. Caught between leaving childhood behind or continuing to play alone, terrorist violence erupts, forcing Oscar to grow up overnight and abandon his hometown.

Under the influence of tragic circumstances, the young woman is forced separate with her husband. While doing ordinary things and maintaining contact with her lover, she tries to overcome her fear and despair. Will she be able to cope with her feelings if the connection is lost?

Nasrin's dreams are fading among the war garments; the dreams of a girl eagerly awaiting her father's return from war. However, thread is the only tool through which she strives to keep hope alive amidst the conflict."In the end, all wars will be defeated by the power of love and children's dreams..."