12. – 15. Nov. 2026
BEYOND Festival

n the sterile corridors of power, a high-level diplomat is haunted by surreal glitches as he prepares to cast a decisive veto against a life-saving ceasefire. His internal struggle is contrasted with the desperate, fragile hope of a humanitarian doctor in a war-torn refugee camp, whose world hangs in the balance. The film climaxes in the silent, tense chamber where a single word spoken becomes an act of immense violence, with immediate and tragic consequences.

Director Biography - Ahmed Alameldeen

Ahmed Alameldeen is a humanitarian aid professional turned filmmaker using to tell stories the world often ignores. For over a decade he worked on the ground in war and disaster zones across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia—Syria, Iraq, Somalia, Nigeria, Libya, Liberia, Lebanon, Tunisia, Turkey, Jordan, Laos, and Egypt—supporting communities under siege and displacement.

His films center survivors and translate field experience into cinematic narratives designed to provoke empathy, challenge indifference, and inspire social change.

Director Statement

We aim to produce feature films, documentaries, and television content that illuminate the realities of war, human rights violations, social injustice and promote peace.

Our lens is focused on the lives of those silenced by systems, borders, and violence—amplifying their voices with honesty and cinematic integrity. We are dedicated to telling real-life stories that shine a light on the struggles of those affected by war and human rights violations.