In the fifth episode of Akkad Bakkad, a podcast by Posham Pa, listen to Puneet Kusum and Sahej Aziz as they discuss 'A Syrian love story', a documentary film that portrays complex human emotions, relationships, aspirations in a conflict-torn space, through the story of Raghda and Amer. The documentary is directed by British filmmaker Sean Mcallister.
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Akkad Bakkad is a podcast initiative of the Hindi literary platform, Posham Pa, to venture into different forms of art and discuss their impact. 

It is conceptualized as a series where we will read books together, see films together and then sit together to share what we feel about them—the overall experience of that art form, the emotions it succeeded or failed to invoke, the craft employed, and its location within progressive politics. 

The literature we explore will range from stories, plays, novels, poetry to films and series. 

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