Talking about war is also going beyond the sound of gunfire, beyond the maelstrom of madness and beyond the gruesome number of anonymous casualties. I want to give voice to all those victims we don’t hear enough about, to those who go on with their lives and keep this country alive, to this society that is exhausted by this endless war but desperately tries to preserve glimmers of hope.

In this country where history is everywhere and where history is made every day, I will tell you stories about people’s daily lives. Different themes such as education, religion, youth, local associative sector, cultural sector and women’s status will help me build a critical glance on the reality of war.

I will try to reduce the distance created by mainstream media to understand the tragedy the Syrian people face every day. With my weapons: a pen and images, I want to shed light on the courage of all those who face this reality that seems so dark. No, they won’t be forgotten by the short memory of history.

Follow my journey back to the millennial capital devastated by war. Follow me getting out there and discovering people doomed to hope for a better tomorrow. Follow me … I will take you on the road to Damascus.

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But please continue to donate as I still need funds for the post-production! And if we are able to raise even more money, every single Euro will go to a local association for Internally displaced persons!

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Damas, là où l'espoir est le dernier à mourir

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