Fuze (film)

Fuze is a 2016 documentary film directed by Ask Agger and Lars Ostenfeld. The film follows the story of Alaa and his wife, Ola, a young Syrian couple who are granted asylum in Denmark. They are tasked with dismantling and moving their damaged home in Syria, brick by brick, hoping to rebuild it in their new, safe location.

The film explores themes of displacement, loss, trauma, and the complex challenges faced by refugees integrating into a new culture. It highlights the emotional toll of leaving behind their homeland and the struggle to create a sense of belonging in a foreign land. The narrative focuses on the practical and symbolic significance of rebuilding their home, representing their desire to preserve their memories and maintain a connection to their past while forging a new future.

Fuze offers an intimate portrayal of Alaa and Ola's journey, showcasing their resilience, determination, and love for each other amidst adversity. It provides a glimpse into the personal experiences behind the larger narrative of the Syrian refugee crisis, prompting viewers to consider the human cost of conflict and the importance of empathy and understanding.