Hassan and Wafaa are a young Palestinian couple living in a refugee camp in Beirut, Lebanon. They met at a Dabke dance centre in the Shatila camp and quickly fell in love. After getting engaged, they began to plan their future life together. But first, they had to find a home.
Unfortunately, Hassan faced financial difficulties that made it difficult to find an affordable solution. The couple had to decide whether it was better to build or rent an apartment. Would they be able to afford either option?
This film provides an insight into the struggles of young Palestinians who are trying to start their lives in refugee camps throughout the Middle East. It shows how Hassan and Wafaa must overcome financial constraints and limited options in order to find a place to live.
The film also highlights the importance of community and family support in helping young Palestinians achieve their dreams. Hassan and Wafaa receive help from their families and friends in the camp, who provide emotional and practical support. This helps them to find a way to make their dream of starting a life together a reality.
The film paints a vivid picture of the difficulties that young Palestinians face when trying to build a life in refugee camps. It shows how Hassan and Wafaa must overcome financial constraints and limited options in order to find a place to call home. It also demonstrates the importance of community and family support in helping young Palestinians achieve their dreams. This film is an important reminder of the struggles that many young Palestinians face in the Middle East.