Focus on Syria, Sunday 20 March, 2016. CCA.

Sunday 20 March, 2016
Work produced within Syria and by Syrian exiles, presenting a deeper collective truth about life in the shadow of war.
Exactly five years after the Syrian conflict began, we don’t all pretend to understand its complexities but we do think we know what it looks like. Pro-regime troops, insurgents, ISIS fighters, besieged citizens and stateless refugees; all are familiar from our daily news sources. This special programme brings together work produced within Syria and by Syrian exiles in recent months, presenting a startling range of voices and a deeper collective truth about life in the shadow of war.
A Day and a Button I Azza Hamwi I 2015 I 7 min
Suleima I Jalal Maghout I 2014 I 15 min
99˚ I Rawad Alzakout I 2013 I 4 min
Frontline I Saeed Al Batal, Ghiath Had I 2014 I 13 min
9 Days – From My Window in Aleppo I Thomas Vroege, Floor van der Meulen I 2015 I 13 min
I Love Death I Amen Alarand I 2014 I 4 min
Siege – Four Stories from Yarmouk I Abdullah al-Khatib, Yahea Deea, Moayad Zaghmout, Baraa Nmrawi, Jamal Khalife, Mohammad Alsukari, Wassim Mnwar, Abdul Rahman Saleem, Omar Abdullah, Nawar Al-Youssef I 2015 I 9 min
Letters to S I Layla Abyad I 2015 I 12 min
No One Gets Out Of Here Alive I Ramzi Bashour I 2015 I 11 min
The screening will be introduced by Christin Luettich of Bidayyat for Audiovisual Arts, a Syrian non-profit organisation launched in early 2013 to support and produce Syrian filmmakers.
1:15pm, £6 (£5)
Ages: 15+
Tickets via GSFF / 0141 332 6535
Centre for Contemporary Arts
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow G2 3JD
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