I Am Rohingya: A Genocide in Four Acts

This documentary provides a harrowing account of the persecution and violence faced by the Rohingya people in Myanmar. Through interviews and archival footage, it chronicles their history, the systemic discrimination they have endured, and the brutal military crackdown that forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homeland. The film serves as a testament to the resilience of the Rohingya community amidst immense suffering.

The film has been recognized for its powerful and unflinching portrayal of the Rohingya genocide, bringing global attention to a critical human rights issue. It has been lauded for its courage in documenting the atrocities and giving a voice to the victims. While not widely reviewed by mainstream Western outlets, it has resonated with human rights organizations and audiences concerned with humanitarian crises.

• A vital and urgent documentary exposing a genocide.

• Gives a voice to the voiceless and documents immense suffering.

• Highlights the systematic persecution and displacement of the Rohingya.

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Screened at various human rights film festivals and received attention from advocacy groups.

The film uses a four-act structure to represent different phases of the Rohingya's historical struggle and the escalating violence against them.