Gaza has long been a region embroiled in conflict, but the situation that has unfolded since October 7 has transcended all previous turmoil. Once called the world's largest open-air prison, the Strip has now descended into a living nightmare, with entire neighborhoods obliterated and families torn apart. Amidst this devastation, however, a few intrepid souls risk everything to bring solace to those trapped in the war zone.
In the stark, unforgiving walls of a Brisbane police watch house, a 17-year-old First Nations boy named Jason found himself locked in a battle not just against the bars, but against a system that seems to have forgotten the essence of humanity. What unfolds is a story that transcends mere statistics and delves into the heart of a young life marred by the harsh realities of the justice system.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to see the world through someone else's eyes, especially when those eyes perceive faces as melting, grotesque masks? This isn't a scene from a horror flick; it's the reality for individuals suffering from a rare and intriguing condition known as Prosopometamorphopsia, or PMO.