69 Minutes of 86 Days

The film documents the intense, life-altering journey of young Ilyas Kharrat as he navigates the challenges of a debilitating illness. Through intimate conversations and observational footage, the documentary captures the emotional and physical toll on Ilyas and his family during an extended hospital stay.

Critically acclaimed for its raw emotional honesty and intimate portrayal of a family's struggle, '69 Minutes of 86 Days' resonated with audiences for its profound exploration of resilience and hope in the face of adversity. The documentary was praised for its sensitive direction and the powerful performances of its subjects.

• A deeply moving and personal account of a child's battle with illness.
• Praised for its authentic portrayal of family strength and unwavering hope.
• The film's intimate perspective offers a unique glimpse into resilience.

Google audience: While specific Google user ratings are not readily available, audiences who have engaged with this film often express profound emotional impact and admiration for the family's strength.

Nominated for the Grand Prix at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA).

The film was shot over 86 days during Ilyas Kharrat's extended hospital stay, with the title reflecting this significant period.