Number One

The film follows Amir, a young man from Iran, as he navigates his past experiences as a child soldier and his present life in Denmark. He is forced to confront the difficult memories and trauma he carries from his youth. Amir grapples with his identity and the choices he made, seeking a path towards healing and acceptance. The documentary offers an intimate look at the lasting impact of war on individuals and their journey towards self-discovery.

Number One received critical acclaim for its powerful and unflinching portrayal of a difficult subject matter. Reviewers praised its intimate and personal approach, highlighting the courage of the protagonist in sharing his story. The film was recognized for its sensitive direction and its ability to evoke empathy from the audience. It is considered a significant work in contemporary documentary filmmaking.

• A deeply moving and personal account of trauma and resilience.
• Praised for its sensitive direction and the raw honesty of its subject.
• Highlights the lasting psychological impact of war on young lives.

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Selected for screening at various film festivals, including CPH:DOX.

The documentary is an animated film, using animation to depict the often difficult-to-visualize memories of the protagonist.