Uncover the critical history of Syrian cinema and its evolution into powerful video activism. This book delves into Syria’s documentary filmmaking legacy, from its avant-garde roots to its pivotal role in the 2011 revolution. Featuring analysis of key figures like Nabil Maleh and Mohammed Malas, and the impactful video-resistance from Aleppo and Raqqa, it offers essential insights into media and conflict. A must-read for scholars of Middle East studies, film, anthropology, and political science in India.