The film "Voice of India" Rajab, which narrates the martyrdom of a young child in Gaza, won an award at the Venice Film Festival in Italy.
According to Ashura News, citing Al Jazeera Qatar, the film "The Voice of India Rajab" won the prestigious Silver Lion award at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival.
This festival, which is considered one of the most important film events in the world, was held this year again with the presence of prominent international directors and artists.
The film "The Voice of India Rajab", directed by prominent Tunisian director Kausar Ben Haniyeh, was screened at the 79th Venice International Film Festival and competed with other works in the main competition section for the Golden Lion award.
This documentary-fiction work tells the story of the heartbreaking fate of India Rajab, a six-year-old Palestinian girl who was martyred during the Israeli army's attacks on the Gaza Strip.
The film tells a bitter story by reconstructing the final moments of India's life: after her family members were killed in an airstrike, she was trapped in a destroyed car and called the Palestine Red Crescent for help; The call lasted for more than an hour. But when the ambulance was sent to rescue him, it came under direct fire and the rescue team was killed. Finally, Hind Rajab was also killed by direct fire from the Zionist soldiers.
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