USAS-82

Kaouther Ben Hania's The Voice of Hind Rajab is devastating because it refuses to look away. Reconstructing the real emergency calls from a 6-year-old trapped under Israeli fire in Gaza, the film captures the terror of a child pleading for rescue while adults fail her. It's not "politics," it's accountability: collective punishment, siege tactics that starve civilians, and strikes that kill women and children are clear violations of international humanitarian law. The movie never sensationalizes; it lets Hind's voice, and the chilling silence that follows, speak for itself. This is essential cinema-an act of remembrance and a demand for justice. If you believe films can confront crimes and save lives by forcing truth into the light, watch this and add your voice to Hind's.