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Aug 24, 2022 · Dir. Amel Alzakout & Khaled Abdulwahed - 67min - 2020 - Germany “I see everything,” she says, as if it was a curse. The sea is calm, framed by a piece of railing. Buzzing voices. A peaceful ...
Subscribe Watch Trailer. Purple Sea. “I see everything,” she says, as if it was a curse. Brilliant sunshine, clear blue skies. The sea is calm, framed by a piece of railing. Buzzing voices. A peaceful moment if it weren’t for the fact that the sea is standing upright, vertical, like a waterfall.
Aug 24, 2021 · Purple Sea is a film by Syrian artist Amel Alzakout, who survived the sinking of her boat while trying to reach Europe in 2015. The film shows the footage from a waterproof camera attached to her wrist, capturing the horror and the contrast of the Mediterranean Sea.
Aug 25, 2021 · Purple Sea is a documentary film made from images filmed by Amel Alzakout after her boat sank off the coast of Lesbos while fleeing Syria. The film shows the moment when she and other passengers were floating in the sea in their life-jackets, waiting to be rescued.
Visceral immediacy and poetic narration collide in Purple Sea, a first-person account of the refugee crisis, and a survival story of heart-stopping urgency. As the way to Europe remained blocked for Syrian artist Amel Alzakout, she decided to cross the Mediterranean Sea with smugglers.
Purple Sea is a 2020 film that captures the moment when the boat carrying Syrian refugees sank off the coast of Lesbos. The film features the voice-over of Amel Alzakout, who was one of the survivors, and shows the poignant images of the rescue operation.
