The following is a conversation with Skyfist Gerald, a two-time Oscar-nominated documentary

filmmaker who made the film's hunger ward about the war in Yemen, lifeboat, about the search

and rescue operations off the coast of Libya, and 50 feet from Syria about the war in Syria.

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