The war in Syria has left scars on the people fighting and reporting on it. The film crew looks back with those who have been on the frontline. Sameer Alfarra, a TV cameraman, recalls his first car explosion during the Arab Spring of 2011. Then «the stench of war and burning» became his new normal, and his homeland turned into a stranger. He explains what it’s been like covering the conflict, the losses he’s faced, and why he will never leave his land to someone else.
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Syrian Diaries
