News & Announcements September 10, 2026 • 1 min read

Coming soon: “7.5 Among the Rubble,” a documentary by VAM

Coming soon, VAM will premiere “7.5 Among the Rubble,” a documentary about the pain, resilience, and hope of communities deeply marked by tragedy.

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7.5 Among the Rubble

A VAM production

7.5 Among the Rubble

Watch the official preview and meet the voices behind a story that deserves to be seen, heard, and remembered.

Coming soon

Very soon, VAM will premiere “7.5 Among the Rubble”, a documentary that brings together stories of pain, resilience, and hope after a tragedy that left a profound mark on our communities.

Through testimonies and memories, this production invites us to look beyond the rubble: to recognize the strength of those who survived, the solidarity of those who helped, and the memory of those who must never be forgotten.

We will share the official premiere date soon.

“7.5 Among the Rubble” is a story that deserves to be seen, heard, and remembered.

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