Untitled Rohingya Documentary (PRODUCTION)
A Rohingya refugee who spent his entire life in the world's largest refugee camp catches the last flight to America before the border closes — and one day may return with the ability to leave.
A young Rohingya man who spent his entire life in the world's largest refugee camp — home to 1.2 million displaced people — catches the last refugee flight to America before Trump takes office. Now settled, working two jobs, daughters in school, he may one day return to the camp he came from — but this time with the ability to leave. A story about immigration, the Rohingya plight, and why the country is better with immigration.
- Year
- TBD (pre-production beginning 2026)
- Hunter's role
- Director
- Director
- Hunter Nolan
- Type
- Untitled/WIP
- Countries
- Bangladesh (Cox's Bazar — Rohingya refugee camps), USA (Mohib's new life)
Awards
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Festivals
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Real-world impact
Potential to give hope to 1M+ Rohingya people still in Cox's Bazar. Hunter: 'In the face of the world's collective failure, Mohib is a stark reminder of one man's individual success. If elevated, his story could give hope to the million-plus Rohingya people that currently find themselves in a very difficult situation.' Also: a powerful reminder to American audiences of what the refugee settlement system saves people from and why the country is better with immigration.