Trapped under fire, 6-year-old Hind makes a final call to the Palestinian Red Crescent.
A live-action short film based on true events.

Upcoming Screenings

  • San Diego Arab Film Festival - USA

    April 18.

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  • Houston Palestine Film Festival

    May 1st

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  • Nordic Palestine Film Festival

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  • Rainbow Theater Amman, Jordan

    Special screening on April 12 at the Rainbow Theater in Amman, Jordan. Click below for tickets.

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Film Festival Selections

Hind Under Siege

Hind Under Siege is a short film based on a true story, depicting the harrowing phone call between the Red Crescent and six-year-old Hind Rajab, who becomes trapped in a car while hiding from the ongoing genocide in Gaza. The film captures Hind’s fear of the Israeli forces, her isolation, and her hope, while also portraying the courage, compassion, and determination of Rana Al-Faqih, the Red Crescent worker, and those who witness this desperate moment.

Meet the incredible team behind Hind — a group of passionate filmmakers who poured their hearts into bringing this important story to life. Every moment on set was driven by dedication, belief, and a shared commitment to honor Hind’s voice.

Watch now and witness the spirit behind the project.

Behind the scenes

official Trailer

Hind Rajab was a 6-year-old Palestinian girl from Gaza whose heartbreaking story captured global attention in early 2024.

On January 29, 2024, Hind was traveling with her family in a car when they came under Israeli tank fire in the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood of Gaza City. Everyone in the vehicle was killed except Hind, who survived the initial attack and hid in the car with the bodies of her relatives.

Terrified and alone, Hind managed to call the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS). For over three hours, she remained on the phone with a PRCS worker, Rana al-Faqih, pleading for help. Two paramedics were eventually dispatched to rescue her — but tragically, they too were killed.

Hind’s body was found six days later, along with the bodies of the two medics. Her voice and courage during that final call became a symbol of the suffering of Palestinian children in war and highlighted the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Her story is the inspiration for the short film Hind Under Siege.

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