In Silence Heard Loud we meet seven individuals from six countries who journeyed to the UK in search of safety—fleeing from war, terrorism, ethnic hatred, persecution, and domestic violence.
Virtual ScreenTalk with filmmaker Anna Konik, participant, activist/mentor Michael Darko, Enver Solomon, CEO Refugee Council & Yasmine Ahmed, Executive Director UK HRW.
But the issues now facing Angela, Janahan, Merwa, Michael, Mohamed, Nirmala, and Selamawit are complex: endless asylum procedures with no permission to work, uncertainty about their futures, and the loneliness of longing for family and home. After many years of integrating into their new local communities and rebuilding their lives, their futures are still under threat.
At any time, the UK Home Office could force them to leave their lives and the relationships they have forged. This artfully crafted film is a reminder of the struggles facing members of our community, and the continued fight for refugees to find freedom and dignity as they navigate the British asylum system.
Poland 2022 Dir Anna Konik 71 min
In English and Arabic with English subtitles
Please Note: This film is HOH captioned for the D/deaf and Hard of Hearing
LC = Local classification
This film contains references to racism, domestic and sexual violence, rape, homophobia, human trafficking and modern-day slavery which viewers may find distressing.
At the Festival’s request, this screening has a reduced capacity of 50%.
This film is also available to watch online on the Human Rights Watch Film Festival streaming platform from Thu 17 Mar at 12:01am, to Fri 25 March at 11:59pm.
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