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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2025 · 31 MIN

Episode 15:In Conversation with Producer Sadia Ashraf— “Almost Home” and the Courage to Tell the Stories That Matter

from Action! Magazine The Podcast

In this episode of ACTION! Magazine: The Podcast, I sit down with producer, screenwriter, and bestselling novelist Sadia Ashraj to talk about her latest project, the powerful new short film Almost Home.Directed by Menhaj Huda (Kidulthood, The Flash, Gangs of London) and written by Kamal Khan, Almost Home follows Aamir, a Muslim-American Marine navigating PTSD, prejudice, and belonging in post-war America. The film, which continues its festival journey with screenings at Tasveer Film Festival and others, is a bold exploration of identity, sacrifice, and the unseen struggles of veterans within the Muslim-American community.Sadia opens up about her role as a producer, what drew her to the project, and the courage it takes to champion stories that challenge stereotypes and amplify underrepresented voices. Together, we dive deep into the power of collaboration, creative risk-taking, and how storytelling can spark meaningful cultural conversation.

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