Synopsis

​ Gabi is a young musician and composer with special needs. He suffers from a rare disease called “osteoporosis”, which is accompanied by osteomyelitis, which makes it increasingly difficult for him to walk and see. Early on, his passion for music set the direction of his life. Music is his prescription for the world. He is just a normal person to everyone who knows him. The only difference is that he inspires.

Program Note

​ The documentary Sol centers around the protagonist, Gabo, who was born blind and with a physical inability to walk. However, he refuses to let these limitations define his potential. Instead, Gabo actively forges connections with others through music, expanding his own world in the process. As his life story unfolds, primarily conveyed through the perspectives of his family and colleagues, Gabo emerges as the author of his own narrative. Through this self-definition, the profound meaning of life that he pursues becomes clearer. The significance of music in Gabo's life is palpable as he finds joy in the melodies alone, underscoring its central role in his existence. (Cho Hyunna)

Director

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  • Zahra alboudi
  • Zahra Alboudi has born in Latakia city, Syria, graduated from Electronics & Communication Engineering, then she joined several workshops with Syrian directors. Since 2015, Zahra is scriptwriter and director ; she has shot several short films screened and awarded worldwide: Sally short documentary film in 2015, then 2 narrative short films: Little dreams (2016), Desire (2017). She recently finalized her fourth film Sol.