Syria Movies

Gardenia Choir in live concert 80's Cartoon Themes on October 01, 2016.

The tragic fate of both one family and the Armenian people is expressed through the strikingly minimalist prism of one picture, whilst the resilience...

Blue follows a conversation between two friends divided by war. Director Abo Gabi, who fled Yarmouk Camp for Beirut, reconnects with Ayham, who...

The life of a young family as it is interwoven with the stories of the past year; of protests, change, revolutions and martyrs. The birth of a baby,...

A subtle portrait of an elderly tailor who, following the arrest of his favorite son feels strongly disappointed by life and by the general...

Portrays a family in a remote village in the Jabal ‘Arouda region and lets its members voice their daily grievances. - Charlotte Bank

The Ezidîs (Yazidis) in Kurdistan have been the victims of massacres numerous times. This documentary follows their bards, the dengbêj,...

The documentary sheds light on Syrian history in the context of its civilizational development and formation over many centuries, sharpens the...

"How can we cancel this displacement?" Impossible questions are posed to refugees, queries that form the springboard for an associative collage with...

Named after a facility built in the British Mandate of Palestine in 1930, Lydda Airport centres on the story of Hannibal, one of eight planes...

A short documentary about six Syrian children who escaped the war in Aleppo and got stuck in child labor.

Our daily life is full of voices that most of us do not hear because of repetition, As if they no longer exist. Sounds of car bug, car radio sound,...

‘The People Of No Man’s land’ is a 25 minute exclusive documentary, which takes the viewer on a journey inside Al-Rukban camp, an...

Alaa lives a difficult life full of challenges and obstacles, so he decides to race time and defy time using a strange magical thread. As the days...

Projected on the wall by the gallery exit was Big Rock Candy Mountain, 2015, a four-minute video animation of one thousand stills taken from footage...

Veteran Syrian director Hala Alabdalla returns to LFF with a moving portrait of her late friend and pioneer of Arab non-fiction cinema.

The film examines the eternal conflict between good and evil. Two main characters try to keep their home town on the path to democracy. Crushed...