Starting with Fragments
Tamer Alawam gave his life to shoot footage of the Syrian Revolution. His goal was to evoke empathy and appeal to the conscience of the western world. But how does German society react towards these images of war? A documentary about humanity, responsibility and the difficulties of finding the right way of action. When Tamer Alawam was killed by a grenade in 2012, he left over 300 hours of film footage of the Syrian Revolution – images, which were meant to show Syria from inside. Overwhelmed by the flood of these images and driven by feelings of grief, responsibility and powerlessness, two young filmmakers and friends of Tamer in far away Germany start their own search for answers. While one of them meets with Tamer's companions to find out more about the motivations of his friend, the other begins collecting reactions in German society towards the war in Syria. A documentary about humanity, responsibility and the difficulties of finding the right way of action. 2019
22nd ICARO - Festival International de Cine en Centroamérica
2020
6th Peloponnisos International Documentary Festival
- Director Robert Dobe, Omar Shalash
- Producer Uwe Nadler
- Screenwriter Robert Dobe
- Director of Photography Uwe Nadler, Julius Blum, Dorit Jeßner, Finn Fredeweß
- Production assistent Stefanie Eisenreich, Steffi Rostoski
- Editor Janine Dauterich
- Sound Felix Göpfert, Hans Bauer, Felix Baier
- Compositing Julius Gracz
- Sound Design Edward Sikorski
- Score Omar Shalash
- Digital Colorist Hans Bauer
- Animation Florian Göpfert, Till Hohmann
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