Seen through the eyes of a child, “My Pink Room” gives a poetic account of one Syrian family’s displacement and dispossession as a young boy wakes up in the alien and unfamiliar surroundings of a refugee tent. Using a stream of consciousness narration, the film highlights an experience of individual loss and estrangement that concludes with a note of collective urgency against apathy.

A camera crew accompanies the ex-management consultant Frank Petzke while he is trying to reintegrate himself into society with the help of a new concept.

A 8 year old boy finds himself alone and vulnerable in the city. Escaping his abusive mother and a world of poverty, he’s faced with problems that just might be more troublesome than what he’s running from. Directed by Chetan Raghuram