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Home
Directed by	Daniel Mulloy
Produced by	Afolabi Kuti; Shpat Deda; Scott O'Donnell; Tim Nash; Chris Watling
Written by	Daniel Mulloy
Starring	Jack O'Connell; Holliday Grainger; Zaki Ramadani; Tahliya Lowles
Music by	Coldplay; Dizzee Rascal; Alexander B?l?nescu; Wiley
Production; company	Dokufest; Bartle Bogle Hegarty Black Sheep Studios; Somesuch
Release date	12 March 2016 (SXSW Film Festival); ; ; ; ;
Running time	20 minutes
Country	Kosovo; United Kingdom
Language	English; Arabic; Macedonian

Home is a British-Kosovan drama short film about refugees. The film, which stars Jack O'Connell and Holliday Grainger, was written and directed by Daniel Mulloy. The film, which was made in association with the United Nations, was released in UK cinemas on World Refugee Day 2016. It was Nominated for the European Film Academy Award and went on to win the BAFTA Award for Best Short Film.

Screenplay

Thousands of men, women and children struggle to get into Europe as a comfortable English family leave, on what appears to be a holiday.

Jack - Jack O'Connell
Holly - Holliday Grainger
Tahliya - Tahliya Lowles
Zac - Zaki Ramadani

Daniel Mulloy, wrote the screenplay after spending time living with refugees who were facing deportation:

"We began chatting and I learned that their clothes had been donated to them by nuns and their son had just been operated on after falling ill sleeping on the floor of a Hungarian jail cell. We were in Kosovo and they were being returned to a nightmare that they had risked their lives to escape. I left them feeling sickened and disturbed. I then returned to the UK, billboards were up on streets that were overtly racist and our politicians were dehumanising those fleeing war zones, referring to them as ‘swarms’ and living in ‘jungles’. The film grew out of the fact that wanted to respond.'' Daniel Mulloy from Dazed interview by Trey Taylor

Home premiered at the 2016 South by Southwest. Before the Home premiere actress and Home Executive Producer Arta Dobroshi made clear her wish for the future:

"The biggest privilege of the career she now enjoys, she says, is the opportunity it gives her to tell the refugees’ story and make it meaningful and relevant. “My greatest hope now,” she says, “is that in maybe 10 or 20 years, or even 40, our children or grandchildren will say, can you imagine? There were actually times in the past when the people who lived in freedom wouldn’t help the refugees. There really were those times.”''