International Sales Cercamon has gained global rights to the Gaza documentary “Put Your Soul on Your Soul” directed by Iran-French filmmaker Sepideh Farsi.

The documentary will premiere in the Acid Program at the Cannes Film Festival next month.

The feature provides an intimate, first-hand observation of life in the siege of Gaza through a video call between Portsey and young Palestinian photographer Fatma Hassona. Hassonner died in an Israeli missile strike at her home a day after the announcement of the film Cannes Film Festival.

Through the original shots and personal testimony, “put your soul on your hands and walk” during the conflict, through the perspective of a generation trapped in what the filmmakers call an endless cycle of war.

"We are deeply moved by the extraordinary courage and resilience in this film," said Sebastien Chesneau, partner at Cercamon. "Sepideh Farsi's work not only provides a window to Gaza, but also provides a profound testimony to hope, dignity and the human spirit in the darkest moments of life. We are honored to represent this fundamental and urgent documentary and bring Fatma's voice to audiences around the world."

Farsi’s previous works include “Sirens” (Berlin), “Red Rose” (tiff) and “Tehran without permission” (Locarno), describing the origins of the project: “This movie is something I desperately need, and I desperately need to find out people who survived Gaza. My connection with Fatem (I am Fatem (Fatma) is a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with her, and it’s a deep connection with

She added: "This movie is a tribute to her and a tribute to all the civilians trapped by the war, but refuses to give up their dreams. I am very happy to work with Cercamon to share the story of Fatem in a broad and meaningful way."

Rêves D'Aeu Productions with 24 pictures made "Put your soul on your hands and walk". The documentary combines personal testimony with live video and poetic reflection to capture the life of destruction.

Dubai-based Cercamon was founded in 2014 by veteran international sales agent Sébastien Chesneau, specializing in unique films by emerging and mature directors. The company handles a selection of up to eight features each year, focusing on integrating the artistic atmosphere with global market appeal. The company’s name means “World Searcher,” reflecting its mission to support unique voices in contemporary films around the world.