🎬 Movie

The camera follows a group of medics who each morning check which of their colleagues are still alive. In the documentary "Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone" (2025), there is no voiceover—only real dialogues filmed in real time. The director focuses not on political analysis but on the daily routine of survival: finding clean water, charging a phone under shelling, explaining to children why they cannot go outside. Filmed over three months across different areas of Gaza, it creates a chronicle where the line between life and death blurs by the hour. This is direct cinema in its purest and heaviest form—no editorial cuts, no music, just the raw reality of conflict seen through the eyes of those trying to preserve humanity amidst chaos.