The story of the pain and sufferings of mothers and families of people trapped in the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK)
Aldo Sulollari, the media manager of Nejat Society Albania, together with Erisa Edrisi, the head of the NGO, had a trip to the Persian Gulf last summer, and visited Soraya Abdullahi (mother of Amir Aslan Hassanzadeh) and Masoumeh Rezaei (mother of Saeed Farajullah Hosseini).
The sons of these two mothers have been taken as hostages by the MEK for years. Sulollari and Edrisi conducted meetings and discussions with the suffering mothers. They were closely involved in the pain and sufferings of the mothers and families of the members of the MEK who are trapped in the group’s camp in Manez, Albania.
The outcome of the meetings and conversations of several days on what these two languishing mothers explained on behalf of all mothers and suffering families, in addition to additional images from the records on the issue in Iran, is a 40-minute documentary, titled “Mother, Love, Separation” (“Nëna, Dashuria Ndarja” in Albanian language) which was directed by Aldo with the help of Erisa’s as the translator.
The private screening of this documentary was shown for a number of members of the association and their special guests at the office of Nejat Society Albania, on Sunday, October 27th, 2024. At first, Erisa Edrisi Rahimi explained about the documentary and how it was prepared stating that the sufferings of the mothers shown in the film will affect every viewer and bring tears to their eyes. At the end, she expressed her feelings after watching the documentary for the fifth time. Many others cried while watching it and even expressed their anger towards the inhuman behavior of the leaders of the Cult of Rajavi.
The opening of the public screening of the documentary will be next Sunday, November 4th, in the city of Shkodër. The documentary is supposed to be shown in other cities of Albania and finally its closing event will be held in Tirana. A number of Albanian media have expressed their desire to broadcast the documentary on their networks later.