In 2024, acclaimed Iranian director Sepideh Farsi tried to enter Gaza to document the living conditions amidst Israel's war on Palestine. Unable to secure a passage to the city via Cairo, Farsi befriended Palestinian refugee in Cairo who introduced her to Fatma Hosanna, a young photojournalist and poet who spent her days documenting the conditions in which Palestinians are forced to exist.
Told through a series of video calls between Fatma and Sepideh, Hasonna paints an urgent visual diary of life in Gaza. Under the constant barrage of Israeli missile fire, Fatma embodies the resilience, strength and hope of her people.
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