The Jasmine Birds movie at the Cultural Center in Mazzeh

Damascus-SANA

The animated film Jasmine Birds, which was produced by the General Film Organization in 2009, addresses children with the aim of expanding their mental perceptions in terms of answering one of the most common questions they have and clarifying the image of immortality in life through the events of the film, which showed the sadness of a bird over the departure of his parents, but he continues his life and lives it like him. Like many young children who are exposed to the same situation.

The 84-minute film, which was shown at the Cultural Center in Mazzeh, is written and directed by Sulafa Hijazi. It revolves around a jasmine bird called “Ghaith” who roams the forests with his friend “Hatun” in an attempt to commemorate his late parents. During this trip, Ghaith collects a recipe for herbs for Healing his friends from the jasmine birds from the dangerous epidemic that struck them to complete the path of his late father.

The screening of the film witnessed the presence of children and their families due to the presence of joyful elements in the selection of colors, musical pieces and songs. During the creation of the film, educational, moral and guiding messages were presented to children and taught them important values ​​such as perseverance and determination to reach the goal.

It is noteworthy that the film has previously won a number of international awards, including the Gold Award at the Kazan Festival in Russia and the Hamedlin Festival in Iran.

Mays Al Ani

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