Awlad, children in Arabic, is the story of the ni yas and the nosques that left the war behind. The four protagonists show the stages of an exodus, from where the final stages reach the final destination. Mohamad, Aya, Hadi and Muzhda who have left behind the violence of their countries of origin that claim their childhood, but above all, their right to go to school. The protagonists will fight to regain normalcy and rebuild a children's curtain in war.<br /> <br /> A story of four children in four different parts that describes diarrhea but offers a formal education. A quarter of the world's population per school year lives in war zones or wastelands. Men from one of the four small shelters assisted by the high school. Only one of the matrices is at the university. Less than a percent of humanitarian aid to the world is spent on education.<br /> <br /> With the participation of Mohamed Shankal Aya Al-zo’bi Hadi Nasr Man El Din Muzhda Ashrafi and Jihad Shankal Nour Nasr Man El Din Sawsan Al-Humsi Manal Mohamade Reem Al-zo’bi Diana Man El Din Palwashan Ashrafi<br /> <br /> Awlad, together with the Eurobasque Prize, has participated in various festivals such as the Olympia International Film Festival, Zinexit, film and human rights festivals, as well as the Mediterranean Video Festival, inauguration of international documentary cinematography, with special emphasis on a cinema that reflects human diversity and the understanding of differences, promoting respect for the identities of places and fostering intercultural dialogue.