In its first international appearance at the Izmir Women’s Filmmakers Festival, the documentary Be Keden Ghenh, directed by Maryam Ebrahim Vand, was able to attract the attention of the audience. This film deals with the issue of imprisoned children under the age of seven who spend difficult days in prison because their mothers are imprisoned.
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