Zan wants to go to Sweden or Switzerland.

"I want to sue my parents." "Why?" "Because they gave birth to me."

In the recently popular Lebanese film What's Home, this dialogue between Zan, the hero of 12 years old, and the trial judge touched many people.

In this film, Zan plays Zan, a Lebanese boy of 12 years old. Extremely poor families, many brothers and sisters and weak Zan bear countless burdens of life. When 1 1 year-old sister was sold to the landlord's son as his wife, Zan, who was unable to stop her, left home angrily, but met a pair of mother and son who had no legal status and lived alone. After going through all kinds of things, Zan decided to flee Lebanon to Switzerland through an illegal intermediary, but he found that he didn't have any identification documents. At the same time, Zan learned that his sister died unexpectedly. Angry Zan stabbed the landlord's son with a knife and was finally taken to court.

Of course, the final ending of the film is very happy. Zan won the case, got the "ID card" he had been begging for, and was sent abroad to study.