Jasmin’s Two Homes

About This Movie

Jasmin’s Two Homes dives into the innocent curiosity of a child facing a major life transition. The documentary captures Jasmin's video calls with her father in Somaliland, showcasing the warmth and distance that tech introduces into family ties. The juxtaposition of her whimsical questions about hedgehogs and the stark realities of her father’s past lends a poignant layer to their connection. It feels intimate, at times bittersweet, as it navigates themes of belonging, identity, and the complexities of diaspora. The pacing is gentle, allowing moments of reflection while the visuals often contrast the vibrancy of childhood wonder against the backdrop of a war-torn heritage. It’s a reflective piece that resonates on personal levels, making it distinctive in its storytelling approach.

Documentary with a focus on family dynamicsExplores themes of diaspora and identityIntimate portrayal of childhood curiosity