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An award-winning short documentary.

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The Syrian architect Mohamad Hafez received a one-way ticket to the United States. Missing his homeland, he decided to create a stand-in, sculpting life-life miniatures of the Damascus cityscape he had left behind.

"A Broken House" is a story of love, loss, and creating pathways home. Usually some students like to write about this story in their essays https://prime-essay.net/how-to-end-college-essay

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The wonderful comedian, actor, and activist @mazjobrani had @mohamad_hafez and director @jimmygoldblum on his podcast to discuss @abrokenhouse, afghanistan, refugees, and why we should all have pakistani wives (ie they educate white people and take y
@abrokenhouse is LIVE on @newyorkermag. @mohamad_hafez’s brilliant art humanizes refugees, and after the harrowing news from Afghanistan this week, we cannot imagine a more pressing time for his message to spread further into the world.