Hamza Al-Khateab

Damian 2022-01-21 08:02:07

For this year’s Oscar documentary nomination, I personally like Honey Land, but #为萨玛# may be the final winner.

What Samar records is the Syrian civil war. The Syrian civil war has been fought for many years. The Syrian government forces supported by Russia and Iran, and the opposition forces...

Darius 2022-01-21 08:02:07

Facing the word war, I seem to have never felt its profoundness since I was born, and sometimes even feel that some of my misfortunes are caused by the peace of socialism. I have always felt that people nowadays are materialistic. Demands are getting higher and higher, and dissatisfaction...

Vaughn 2022-03-19 09:01:08

The story about the bombing that the father told the little girl was really a scene that the screenwriter couldn't make up.

Toby 2022-03-15 09:01:09

I can’t wait to look for it when I see the trailer. After reading it, combined with the recent so-called revolution launched by Hong Kong thugs, I have some new ideas about politics and war. The initial protests and slogans used by the Syrian opposition in the film are familiar. They lamented that the original campaigns were launched by students, jc suppressed, and then jc was scolded for betraying the people, and the routines that led to national chaos step by step are universal in the world. This film records people from the perspective of the opposition, and records the experience of the "relentless, rashly life" Russian army besieging civilians in Syria. It is definitely not to deny the authenticity of the film or the hardships of the people in the war, but from the political background of the film to realize that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, and people only want to see what they want to see. There is no such thing as a philosophical standpoint in politics.