Allied Projects
Ipso-facto Productions has undertaken two projects as a result of the Iraq war and related to the film:
- "Liberty" -- a residence solution for a family that appears in the film and who are now stateless as a result of the war. Ipso-facto productions has been communicating with the Red Cross and the UNHCR.
- "Amer" -- financially supporting the rehabilitation of the hearing impaired 5-year-old Amer. Ipso-facto productions sponsors the costs of rehabilitation for Amer in France and Amman.
Read more about this topic: In The Shadow Of The Palms
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