Anas from Damascus: Fled through 6 countries from Syria to Germany

I meet people at their favorite places who tell me their very personal story about home. I take (if possible) a red cinema chair and a box with three keywords:
Freedom, Identity, Perspective.
Project "Homeless?"
Funded by an artist grant from the germany Ministry of Culture and Science NRW
Anas Saidi is from Syria. He tells his moving story of how he fled to Germany and where he sees his homeland.
Location: Berlin
From Syria into the world: theater teacher Anas Saidi
Born in Syria / Damascus, favorite places: on the roof of his flat share in Berlin and in the restaurant of a Syrian friend
Producer: Michael Hoch
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Management: Beate Oberste-Beulmann
Music: Beatkowski
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In this world with its increasing insecurities and lack of prospects, war reports and often increasing coldness, I asked myself where I could actually still call something like home and really feel at home.
This is where the idea for this project came from.
We often lose ourselves in the question of identity and the concept of home.
I would like to find out how my interviewees deal with the fact that they may no longer live or be able to live where they can name something like familiarity.
What is the meaning of the word home? Does it matter where I'm from? What do I think of when I hear the term home? do i feel at home Am I a stranger in a familiar land?