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'Lost Dream' film shows suffering of displaced children due to Houthi shelling on Marib

[24/06/2021 02:18]

MARIB-SABA
Yemen's Deputy Information Minister Ahmed Rabee'a launched in Marib on Thursday the 'Lost Dream' film which shows the suffering of children targeted by Houthi missiles in three IDPs camps in the government-held province, east of Yemen.

The film's anecdotal is about the suffering of one child who suffered moving between three camps to escape the Houthi shelling on Marib to which he had previously escaped from Houthi crackdown in the northern governorate of Hajjah. The seven-minute film, produced by Saba Media Center and Roaya Center for Media Production, is in Arabic with Englih subtitles.