In “A Broken House,” directed by Jimmy Goldblum, Mohamad Hafez comes to the U.S. on a single-entry visa to study architecture, and, when he realizes that he can’t return to his home country, he decides to conjure it in his art.

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"A Broken House" — Re-creating the Syria of His Memories, Through Miniatures | The New Yorker