"When you go to these places and you see the level of destruction, it's hard to believe they wouldn't want to leave," Amy Christian, an employee of Oxfam's who aided in producing the video, tellsTeen Vogue I shook my head. "Maybe he didn't die. Maybe he is alive, and he has come to visit me for my birthday," I declared as I tugged at her arm. As the Mosul offensive extended south and toward Qayyarah, the area's residents dealt with a new wave of tragedies as homes, schools, hospitals, and places of worship were caught in the cross fire of the Iraqi army and ISIS militants. The destruction killed many, and the most acutely affected were Qayyarah's youth. Filmmakers forOxfam International Matilda’s accent is hard to pin down. Her dialect is the result of playing characters of different native tongues, in addition to speaking three languages in real life: Italian, English, and French. “I would love to play a French girl in a movie,” she shares. “Sometimes I walk around in public and pretend to be one.” The imaginative romantic also has her sights set on darker roles, citing Angelina Jolie inGiaandGirl, Interruptedas inspiration.Aaron Stern