Bridging divides through film, with Ilyas Yourish
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In this first episode, we sit down with young filmmaker Ilyas Yourish to discuss bridging cultural divides with the help of a camera. Ilyas was born and raised in Afghanistan. After the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul in 2021, he helped his crew members and the characters of his film evacuate safely. He now lives and works in Brussels. His works focus on Afghanistan and its people.
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