Syria Movies

Silence is an emotional investigation of sense and senselessness in the conflict over the occupied Golan Heights and the events leading to its loss.

Syria is a vibrant melting pot of nationalities, religions and minorities, living together as one. The nation's multiplicity imbues its population...

Siwam lives somewhere in Syria. Rawad lives somewhere else in Syria. Despite the chaos, they decide to communicate by sending each other videos. By...

"Immersion" is an experimental audio-visual work that combines two videos. In a landscape submerged with water, someone is holding a flashlight....

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

The precise portrait of a woman who is present and fey at the same time, who is as tired as she is courageous and who seems to have surrendered and...

In a desolate, conservative region of Syria a woman falls in love and runs away with a school teacher while her husband is away working in the city.

Immigration? Yes or no? In Search of a better life... Is there another way? Please wait...

A person trying to escape from his dream by carrying out the demands of the intellectual organization that has entered his mind

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...

Kuneitra: Death of a City, directed by Jim Cranmer, was made by the American Peace Committee to document the UN-commissioned forensic investigation...

Father and daughter have been separated by 3,350 kilometres for seven years. He lives in Syria, she lives in exile. All they have left is to talk on...

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

A short, oneiric video in which a two-faced camera attacks its subject.

Director al-Beik's first film, shot in Damascus in 1995 at a flour mill next to his mother’s house.

Aspirin and a Bullet (2011) is the first feature film by Syrian multimedia artist Ammar Al-Beik. The 2-hour autobiographical black and white film...

The eccentric Abu Hajar has chosen a life in seclusion to escape an unsolvable personal conflict imposed on him by a rigid society.

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