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In this new Baha’i-inspired short film called “Dream”, a young man and woman dream of a beautiful future that can become true.
The film was made in the village of Daidanaw, also called “Abdu’l-Baha’s Village” in Myanmar, and there are more than 1000 Baha’is living in the village.
It was produced by Marco Abrar with the help of local Baha’is helping with the translations, and the protagonists are two young Baha’is who are living in Daidanaw and they are involved with junior youth groups and children’s classes.
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