Flee

Synopsis

Flee is a powerful animated documentary that chronicles Amin Nawabi's journey as a young boy fleeing war-torn Afghanistan in the 1980s. Directed by Jonas Poher Rasmussen, the film masterfully blends stunning animation with Nawabi's real-life experiences, giving viewers a poignant and intimate look into the complexities of displacement, identity, and survival. Through a series of harrowing events and emotional turmoil, Nawabi's story unfolds, shedding light on the hardships faced by refugees around the world. Flee is a compelling and heart-wrenching tale that showcases the resilience and strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Cast

• Amin Nawabi

  Self (voice)

• Daniel Karimyar

  Amin (9-11 years old) (voice)

• Fardin Mijdzadeh

  Amin (15-18 years old) (voice)

• Milad Eskandari

  Saif (8 years old) (voice)

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  Belal Faiz

  Saif (13-19 years old) (voice)

• Elaha Faiz

  Fahima (13-18 years old) (voice)

Reviews

Flee has received widespread critical acclaim, with many praising its poignant storytelling and unique animation style. Rotten Tomatoes gives the movie an impressive 98% approval rating, highlighting the universal appeal of Amin Nawabi's journey. Metacritic rates Flee at an outstanding 91/100, commending the film for its emotive impact and artistic vision. IMDb users have also rated the movie highly, giving it a solid 7.9/10. Critics have described Flee as a breathtaking and emotionally resonant film that sheds light on the refugee experience like never before. The animation is lauded for its beauty and effectiveness in conveying Nawabi's emotional journey, while the story's authenticity and raw honesty have left a lasting impression on audiences worldwide.