The Guardian on the BAFTA-nominated AAMIR

'Shot partially in the Jungle – which was home at one point to an estimated 10,000 residents – the 16-minute film is a highly emotive, kaleidoscopic soundscape of trauma, courage and isolation. Filmed by American Honey cinematographer Robbie Ryan, the short encapsulates Aamir’s world: his mother shouting final commands as he is bundled away into a smuggler’s car; the rain and wind flapping relentlessly against the mud and tents at the camp; the foreign chatter of the thousands of other refugees at the Jungle.'