This is Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, The One, Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman with Nermine Sheikh.

We look now at a new film about the refugee Olympic team in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

It follows young refugee athletes from Iran, Syria, South Sudan, and Cameroon as they fight

to compete.

The documentary is called We Dare to Dream, and it just had its world premiere here in

New York at the Tribeca Film Festival.

It's directed by Rod Al-Khatip, the Syrian activist and director of the Oscar-nominated

BAFTA winning film for Sama.

In this clip from her new film, she introduces herself.

My name is Watt.

I'm one of millions of brave Syrians who fought for freedom.

Many of us were killed.

Millions more forced to leave Syria, all by Assad and his allies.

I became a refugee on a day like this, five years ago.

This is our last time in human history.

That's a new quote.

Just like a right medal.

Yeah, it's my love, yeah.

The world, no words can describe what I'm feeling now.

We don't want to force to flee.

How do I want to flee?

...