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A FILM ABOUT GIVING

Amal is a sixteen-year old girl who has fallen a year behind in school due to illness. When she learns that her favorite teacher is leaving, she recruits her classmates to decide on a going-away present for him. Meanwhile, her little brother, Bilal, thinks that their uncle, who will be visiting soon from the United States, is actually Santa Claus. He would like nothing more that to receive a toy car from this visitor from far away.

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COMMENTS FROM EDUCATORS

“Not a dry eye in the house”

“We spent a full day watching ['Santa Claus in Baghdad'] and developing classroom exercises with fifty teachers in North Carolina. There was not a dry eye in the house. This is a perfect film for schools and colleges.”

Renée Hobbs
Temple University

“Many powerful discussions”

“['Santa Claus in Baghdad'] does an amazing job of giving our students a picture not only into the life of Iraqi families, but for the life of many families across the globe in need. There were many powerful discussions around the different stories in the film both between the student body and the wider middle school community.”

John Harutunian

“Watch and you will know”

“My daughter asked me what to get her father for Christmas and I told her to watch ['Santa Claus in Baghdad'] and she would know.”

Laura Bell

“Beautiful and amazing”

“['Santa Claus in Baghdad'] is beautiful and amazing. There are not enough films like this for students.”

Samira Phillips

“Engendered a lively discussion”

“['Santa Claus in Baghdad'] held my students’ interest and engendered a lively discussion. My students are quite ignorant of even the history of the Gulf War. In light of their ignorance, we are now doing some research to learn more about Iraq.”

JoAnn Baldwin

RA Vision Productions

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