Support the Final Edit: HEAR, EAT, HOME (Work-in-Progress Excerpt)
About This Preview
In this exclusive segment, Syrian clarinetist Kinan Azmeh and visual artist Kevork Mourad reflect on how memories of home shape their artistry, and how those stories connect with audiences around the world.
This clip is a work-in-progress preview from our upcoming feature-length documentary, HEAR, EAT, HOME. It is completely free to watch—though if the story moves you, we invite you to support our post-production journey or share the link with friends.
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What You Are Supporting
For over a decade, HEAR, EAT, HOME has documented the lives, art, and resilience of diaspora artists in the U.S. While individual short segments are shared through our community outreach, the feature documentary weaves these diverse stories into a single cinematic journey about rebuilding a sense of home.
We are currently in the final stages of post-production. Every contribution directly funds essential technical finishing costs—including picture editing, color grading, and audio mixing—bringing this ten-year project to completion.
Ways to Support & Learn More
- Tax-Deductible Donation (US): Donate via Women Make Movies
- International / Direct Contribution: Donate via Donorbox
- Meet the Artists & Crew: View the Team Page