
A Letter To Myself: Soha Bechara
"A heartwarming story of unconditional love through a continuous quest for humanity and freedom."
Synopsis
In a letter to herself, Soha Bechara, a Lebanese figure of the resistance to the Israeli occupation expresses her worries about her son Juan, who recently confessed to her that he was a boy in a girl's body. Soha reflects on her child's struggle and what it would mean for him if they had not left Lebanon to live in Switzerland.
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