Whispering Walls
Project: Transitional Masculinity, Violence and Prevention
The U.S. invasion of Iraq is looming. Three siblings – two in London, one in Slemany – recall their troubled past. Stories of war, displacement, and coming to terms with the tragedies of a Kurdish family, all told from their different perspectives.
Torn between two countries and various life stories, the siblings find themselves dealing with complex life choices, and the mystery of their sister’s suicide twenty-two years ago.
Whispering Walls is a story of love, relationships, affection, and hope, with a cautious view of the future.
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