This short documentary follows the longer term impact the Easter Sunday terror attacks had on Sri Lanka. In the months that followed there was a rise in religious violence and Islamophobia. A small community of refugees from Middle Eastern countries living in Sri Lanka were singled out and targeted by violent mobs and then sent to makeshift camps by Sri Lanka's security forces. The documentary follows the Ahmadi family's journey to stay safe and free.
Joshua Harry Brown, Documentary Photographer and Filmmaker
documentary photographer filmmaker slow journalism. Investigating through photography film longer-term impact news events communities, society and politics.