FOR SAMA (2019) | Official Trailer | PBS Distribution

[@nicofonce]

I just finished watching this documentary and It killed me... It made me realize how brave these people are...and how lucky I am with the live I have, simply because I'm born in the right place. Every one has it's own "problems", but watching this made it very clear our every day problems are NOTHING compared to this. 10/10 for bravery = one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.

[@rubinabegum9985]

Where did u find it

[@ROYAL-jy6qr]

@@rubinabegum9985 you kan fayndet on youtube

[@mohamedalielhaou2101]

Hi, how long it last this documentary?

[@deepakgavali77]

Sama's first smile was incredible.. Fell in love.

[@mysama6647]

Deepak Gavali 😅😅😅

[@mett978]

This breaks my heart... War is a terrible thing. I almost lost my entire family in Liberia. I watched my mum cry almost every night for her friends and family that disappeared and she never saw again. She would hang out at the Liberian embassy just waiting on news of family and friends. It took her years before she was able to return to the country again, but my dad has never been since because of the trauma. It breaks my heart that as human beings we have to go through this; experience the tragedy and evil of war and it's aftermath before we realise how destructive it is. We need to cultivate a love for hamanity, not nations, nationalities or race. May the human prevail ♥️

[@l.aw.t9727]

❤️So sorry hope you and family are in a good place now

[@mett978]

@@l.aw.t9727 yes, we're all good now, thanks. It's been over 15 years, but watching things like this does take me back.

[@nitipriyasingh1387]

Absolutely true

[@RC-hs7oo]

I'm so sorry that your family had to go through that. Sending love to you and yours 🙏🏽💖

[@UlfhedinnNorsk]

Barbara Mettle-Olympio Yeah! Whose fault is it Africa still has cannibalism, mass murder and can’t live like other civilized countries!

[@Filistinfree]

The ending reminded me of the stories my parents would tell me when they were forced to flee their homes, and life as they knew it only with the clothes on their back. *Please, realise that 'refugees' don't choose to voluntarily leave their most beloved place *HOME*, to end up in a strange country were people are constantly telling them to "go home"! If it was possible, we would do it in a heartbeat* My point is be kind and compassionate to others because you do not know their struggles or their stories.

[@wayneh9218]

♥️♥️♥️

[@Filistinfree]

@stefan azeem I am so sorry 🥺 I hope you and you're loved ones are safe❤

[@eyamadiouni5697]

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[@FaruzaDias]

Very well stated Shaan ka Roon - "You have to understand, No One puts their children in a boat, unless the water is safer than the land" - Warsan Shire.

[@shellkeifer]

Amazing documentary. I cried multiple times, in both despair and in hope.

[@markpalmos]

UNBELIEVABLE! I saw this last night, and there was a Q&A with the Director, her surgeon husband Hamsa, and their two friends who feature in the movie a lot. Incredible bravery, and devastatingly sad, I could barely ask a question I was fighting back the tears. Really beautiful, sad, and very much not over... Kate Blanchett was there with them, to introduce and to ask questions, and before the film started I was excited to know I was going to see her on stage, but after the film, I was completely blown away to see these incredible brave Syrians in real life. Bless them, I wish I could hug them. XOXOX

[@ramjohntraza2511]

Those 3 brothers teared my heart apart..

[@gt362]

Same here. It was heartbreaking watching them, their little faces covered in dust, the shock in their eyes, and how they were trying to hold their tears back... That was the most heartbreaking thing I have ever seen

[@Pseudotensors]

It will be a beautiful movie. And at the same time it makes me wish that I could curse everyone that allowed this massacre to happen. I've grown up in America hearing the phrases, 'Never again' and 'Not on our watch'. Believing that's what the US stood for, what the UN stood for--then Cambodia...then Rwanda...then Darfur. By the time the massacre in Syria started, what I knew was this: many innocent people would die, and afterward we would be giving Oscar nominations to beautiful movies that documented our failure, as a species, to protect the innocent from cruelty and death. It will be a beautiful movie. But no one should forget that we have built a world where 'Genocide documentary' can become its own genre.

[@johndoe6737]

Call your local representatives and tell them to support another forever war. Im sure America could use another one.

[@feykalade7268]

the largest arms suppliers are of u.s. origin. need i say more?

[@remirichoux8424]

Imagine thinking that the US interventions were so far intended to prevent genocides & grant peace

[@saidrahal]

why this keeps happening? follow the money, my friend! Your country has grown its economy around the military industry. The military industry need bullets to be fired so they can make more and keep the machine running. Is that simple and that awful. But you north Americans congratulate your "heroes" every time your soldiers go to fight a stupid war. That is not a war, that is a dirty business.

[@megamoviez]

Benjamin Yet we voted for a president that supports this

[@safeandsound1095]

''Sama, I ve made this film for you, I need you to understand, what we were fighting for.''

[@Aspegic89]

@@sisyphusvasilias3943 hater, no one likes your shitty comment

[@thatman4924]

Fighting for a traitorship suit to your country? To explain her how you fools fell for U.S. propaganda for an Arab spring and revolted against own government because your government was supporting Hezbollah and Israel didn't like that.. Yeah tell her that, so she doesn't end up like you idiots seeking refuge somewhere.

[@leenkhankan7893]

@@thatman4924 actually, this whole thing started because a small percentage of the population had the money and therefore the power. Most of the population was barely passing by infact the unemployment rate was at least 55% and jobs were hard to find. The Arab springs started peacefully by merely wanting the president to step down . He refused and attacked the people so what do you expect them to do? Lay there and die? They fought back..

[@thatman4924]

Leen Khankan And now the homeless percentage is over 60%. Arab spring was a propaganda, you have no clue how much money U.S. put into Arab spring. A protest is a protest untill there is no violence. If violence starts from government side that means you can't reason with the leader or government. Best you can do is stop paying taxes and at worst go jail for few months for tax evasion or do a transport strike. You people instead destroyed your own country. Now enjoy living life of refugee in other's country being humiliated by them.

[@leenkhankan7893]

@@thatman4924 Yes I agree, now they are unfortunately refugees. But If everyone were to think that way no change would have happened. You can't avoid change. If you do, you could avoid much needed results Based on your argument it would have been better to avoid having the French or the English Revolution. They caused a lot of deaths and immigration after all. Thanks to the English Revolution, in which a lot of people unfortunately died and some puritans fleed to the US and later became known as the pilgrim fathers, England has its' parliament today. If the English Revolution had not happened and If people had thought "it's better to just not do anything drastic" , things would have been much different and not in the good sense. I agree on the fact that they could've not payed the taxes, but I don't agree on the thought of "I won't do anything because I don't want to suffer and fight for a good future" . A good future has to be EARNED. Yes it will be hard, yes times will en difficult, yes people will be humiliated, but that will be worth it for a future in which there is at least social equality . Especially in Syria.

[@safeandsound1095]

"Sama, i now you understand whats happening. I can see it in your eyes You never cry like a baby would That's what breaks my heart"

[@livelove5393]

Please help my family after we lost everything in the war and had to leave everything behind, my dad is sick and he still got to work 16 hours a day 6 days a week. My little brother is suicidal and my parents have no time to see him or care for him my mother is also working here and there to help my dad. I am working 6 days a week to help my dad too. A €5 or 2 helps a lot. Thanks www.gofundme.com/f/1wq8jtens0?sharetype=teams&member=3762646&+share-sheet&pc_code=ot_co_dashboard_a&rcid=7d98c9831e474abdab3a584125204d5f

[@lyndenmanning307]

This is the most moving film I’ve ever seen. My wife walked in whilst I was watching it and asked why I was crying? It’s hard not to when you see two young boys carrying their dead brother into a hospital. Anger. Sadness. Hope. You name an emotion and at some stage it will hit you like a sledgehammer during this film.

[@liscastellanos]

I fully understand Waad's despair, many Syrian refugees arrived in Venezuela, and many returned, many times I cry thinking about my friends that I could not save, and myself as a Venezuelan exile, it is horrible to be afraid every time I hear a plane or see a soldier

[@accc8840]

It's absolutely heartbreaking to see what happened in Aleppo, it's totally beyond my comprehension how cruel some people still can do to other people in 21st century, this film should be watched by all adults.

[@nanode4161]

😥😢 as an syrien isn't it easy to see that and remember everything again. It is horrible to imagine that the people we love and spent sooo much time with experience all that. I'm now in germany and spent only 2 years in war, that were not so very horrible like now!

[@ΣοφιαΧαος]

@antun comb you watch this and still ask her why she went to Germany? Fuck off.

[@greengrassofhome]

I just finished watching it. Intense. Powerful. Emotional. Important. Amazing. It always sort of surprises me that great cinema like this is given only a limited release. People are so afraid of documentaries, world cinema and foreign languages. In a just world, this would make as much money as Joker and only rubbish like Fast and Furious would get a limited release. Ah, one can only dream.

[@rizkyaldi5698]

This is not just a powerful trailer. This is the most powerful,beautiful,and magnificent trailer i ever seen

[@barsnack7999]

Magnificent propaganda for the kid beheader jihadists

[@jazzypoo7960]

You were just handed a *shit-ton* of US propaganda!

[@ahmadfrhan5265]

@@barsnack7999 prove it pig skin

[@SYRmaverick]

@@ahmadfrhan5265 This boy deserved to be in the "Documentary" as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXuWfJl7mbmHabs

[@aseelanza]

That is because it is real

[@graybow2255]

As a Syrian, I won't dwell on the horrors that war brings. I'm just want to say that I haven't known true happiness since the war started.

[@stevenhageman8255]

There is certainly a moral duality that seems to be present. I think her intention was wholistic in this though. I believe she loves her people and her country so much that she feels that simply running from the matter (even to save her daughter) would be selfish in its own way and an insufferable loss to tyranny and fear. I think she feels that this was her opportunity to show the rest of the world what is happening in Syria, in all it brutal honesty. She hopes this will bolster the support for a revolution, internally and externally. I find her courage, selflessness, and pursuit of the truth inspiring.

[@feykalade7268]

this is arms and energy companies, fighting in a far land to theirs. the regime sucked there, i agree. yet, the story shouldn’t be unfolding as it did and is still doing. what people of syria experience is a shame on humanity.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

A war like this no one wins, only more lives are lost. Take your baby and go find safety for her because she depends on you. Somewhat disturbing to keep your infant in the line of fire.

[@ankhmorpok1497]

Patricia Doran Assad the butcher destroyed his country so his gangster family can continue to rule. Nothing good about that. Nobody elected this ghoul or his father. Nobody will help rebuild this country while he is in power and his Russian and Iranian allies are too poor to fund it.

[@huyifan83]

What if it's a sheer propaganda movie, and she is just an actor? It reminds me the Nayirah testimony, they used a young child to play innocent and tell lies to the world according to their script, so they can justify their invasion in the Middle East? It was so touching, and her skill of acting was superb.

[@straylight2378]

Ankh Morpok absolute bullshit. Armed religious fanatics took up weapons against the Syrian government & then refused every offer of negotiation toward constitutional reform, preferring to invite in foreign fighters & allow other nations to invade Syrian territory. They are nasty intolerant religious fanatics who want to destroy all secular government and erase Syria’s multi-faith society and replace it with a hardline Salafist caliphate. They should be ashamed of the crimes and the suffering they have inflicted on the Syrian people, and the world should rejoice that their horrible plan was defeated.

[@soniabosch2600]

One of the most real and brutal documentaries ever... A must watch, pure journalism.

[@i.c.e.7555]

Expect for the fact that’s it’s extremely one sided and biased

[@tareqjahlan]

@@i.c.e.7555 LOL

[@bountyhunter9718]

Why? It's what really happened. How could she changed it?

[@gatoachuva]

One of the forgotten nations... it breaks my heart and fills me up with respect ,love and hope at the same time. May life ,love and human respect never die... wealthy nations shame on you... shame...

[@ergunyildizoglu8018]

Www.fullhdfilmizlesene.net ...search engine for sama

[@____Rahaf]

Why am I just seeing this trailer now! This movie has been nominated for an academy award I honestly hope they would win!

[@Fishroads]

watching this in quarantine and people out there fighting for toilet paper, lol

[@BG-iu1ld]

Fishroads 😢

[@emmaskye4681]

If you havent already seen this movie, please make an effort to watch it its the best movie ive ever seen. No one should ever have to go through what they have been through. Dont give up. You will get the freedom you are fighting for. Just keep going!

[@Evp3]

Ok

[@himanshwithoutu2457]

It was one of the best film i have ever seen in my life and it makes me felt like anything I was thrilled i was the happiest and saddest after watching this ❤️ #respect #best

[@hadelsaeed4194]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXyafWN_qrR7pac&feature=share

[@livelove5393]

Please help my family after we lost everything in the war and had to leave everything behind, my dad is sick and he still got to work 16 hours a day 6 days a week. My little brother is suicidal and my parents have no time to see him or care for him my mother is also working here and there to help my dad. I am working 6 days a week to help my dad too. A €5 or 2 helps a lot. Thanks www.gofundme.com/f/1wq8jtens0?sharetype=teams&member=3762646&+share-sheet&pc_code=ot_co_dashboard_a&rcid=7d98c9831e474abdab3a584125204d5f

[@nathmwamba.7880]

It's heart braking to know that for some of us suffering and pain are nothing else then a delay routine 💔.

[@priyashmukherjee3015]

*THE GREATEST MOVIE IN ARABIC LANGUAGE*

[@Animatrix156]

Hope Allah ends the suffering of the Syrian people in their country and brings it back to what it once was , the lady is truly inspiring , god bless her and the people that passed during this horrible war

[@ankhmorpok1497]

Lloyd Gittens no, you wake up Assad fan.

[@gentleeyes]

It's free on Amazon Prime right now. Should be required viewing for anyone wanting to comment about war.

[@rayiha3092]

Syrian brothers and sisters to greetings from Turkey ❤️🇹🇷

[@spacecowboy2711]

"You never cry like a normal baby would... That's what breaks my heart." *Fuck, that hurts.*

[@justlaugh480]

بكيت اكتر من مره بهالفلم حسيت بالف غصه وفرحت لمن انقضتو الطفل وامو بصراحه كميه ابداع رهيبه بهالفلم وبالنهاية الله ينصرنا ويفرج على اهل ادلب وكل سوريا حريه مهما طال الطريق

[@ahmedayman4218]

العجيب ان ذا مو تمثيل ذا واقع وجزء بسيط منه كمان

[@salih8837]

شكرآ لدموعك

[@darkhorse7038]

ممكن رابط الفيلم for sama

[@justlaugh480]

@@darkhorse7038 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIm1ZH2Lrs13edU

[@darkhorse7038]

@@justlaugh480.. شكرا

[@pea-pu442]

Best film I have ever seen! Aleppo is in my heart..

[@pea-pu442]

@Lloyd Gittens no winners in war. only looser`s like you : )

[@MY-dm9dv]

@Lloyd Gittens The criminal Assad won by killing the innocent Syrians !!

[@jayjaz1873]

One of the best documentaries ever! Gut wrenching

[@mostviralvideosonline4196]

I don't know why I felt loneliness and would like to cry just to see this trailer...

[@aniost08]

I watched the premier and it was amazing! They are truly heroes!

[@ankhmorpok1497]

Patricia Doran most sabe ppl did. Some crazy anti Western, Russian bot conspiracy theorists and Pseudo Marxists still support Assad. We get it.

[@rolandlkts8863]

Couldn't watch it till the end, only watched half of it ....never seen anything like it before. Wish I could help them, especially those innocent kids.

[@illyjunus]

Beautiful movie. For Sama, I cried. Hope there is no war, so people can live in peace.

[@doniasis363]

يارب أفرجها علي ناسي واحبابي وشعبنا ثاني سوريا الغالية اللهم أمين 💔

[@janinahofferbert7966]

امين

[@CrouchingShiba]

It's so nice to see images of Syrians peacefully celebrating Christmas in Damascus. It shows us that there's still hope for peace loving, civilized people in Syria. God bless Syria and each and every peace loving Syrian.

[@salih8837]

we always celebrate Christmas and we have this culture since ever

[@rahulkemp8347]

@@salih8837 how is the situation there now? as bad as before? not much coverage in UK news anymore...

[@oezlemeryigit]

I'm crying right now. That has touched my heart in its depths...

[@thestrengthformula1793]

@Lloyd Gittens and you are shit

[@jepa8]

Turkey =Al Qaeda state

[@redtski]

Free Syria❤

[@dracohendrix1668]

Long live Assad ❤️🇸🇾

[@alexandrekautzmann933]

@@dracohendrix1668 49 likes to 2. The public opinion know the bloody man he is.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

The Turks are helping to expel the Kurds, hope that will help.

[@lucmalange4500]

@@alexandrekautzmann933 and we know your idiot and dumb opinion! Go in Syria for see and after you can talk. Ducon

[@lucmalange4500]

@@dracohendrix1668 thank you

[@يعربعلي-غ6ز]

في الحقيقة كل ما قمتم بمشاهدته هذه جزء صغير من الحياة التي كنت اعيشها انا لمدة خمس سنوات بقيت داخل الحرب رايت اهوال الدنيا كلها ليس هناك شعور اصعب من ان ترى جدك وخالك وعمك يذبح امامك ترى اقاربك تموت بالصورايخ وتهدم منازلهم فوق روسهم .. ليس هناك اصعب من شعور عندما تنزل الصورايخ بالقرب منك ويعطيك الاله فرصة لتعيش مرة اخرى لم اكن ادرك هل هذه لحظة فرح ام حزن عندما كانت تسقط الصورايخ بالقرب مني ولازال على قيد الحياة 🥺💔 مع الاسف بعد خروجنا من الحرب الى بلدان امنة الان نواجه موجة عنصرية في تركيا هيا اصعب من الحرب التي واجهتنا الحرب مزقتنا والعنصرية الان لازلت تمزق حياتنا

[@yasminemekhlouf7333]

I feel an obligation to watch the documentary, I owe it to those who suffered and still suffering, but I can't even watch the trailer without sobbing.

[@tonyharris8831]

you have to have a heart of stone to not be moved by this, but without such films we would not get to understand the full horror of what has happened and is still happening in Syria and now sadly in the Ukraine

[@Jukau]

people...stop just reading and commenting...Start to unite finally.. People who want to stop war are more then those that want it..i believe..am i naive?

[@wobblewobble7330]

It's horrific, sad, frightening, so much so YOU fell you are there in the middle.. Not for faint hearted, or people with a nervous disposition.. I wept a bit watching it, and had to take a breather now and again.. Phew! 😟

[@septemberwilliams3424]

This is an astoundingly beautiful and terrifying film about war, love, devotion, medicine and motherhood. If you do not understand what is happening in Syria -- this is where you will learn.

[@amandivanloon9162]

@Lloyd Gittens you're fake, you don't exist.

[@hadelsaeed4194]

@@amandivanloon9162 who told you that shit or it's just yours?

[@hadelsaeed4194]

@Lloyd Gittens who told you that shit or it's just yours?

[@patrickdulfo7792]

I need lots of water when I watch this movie cause I already cried watching the trailer..

[@toth-music]

your film is breaking through the wall of agony and callousness created by daily flood of informations without empathy, breaking through the protecting wall around our heart. you reach the deep sense of love in the ground of ourselves and make us cry, each drop of tear letting flourish the hope in humanity in spite of all the cruelty we see... ♥️

[@just0doit]

even the trailer made me cry and gave me goosebumps...

[@joudimoqresh3805]

الفيلم رائع جدا وقدما حكى ما هيكون عبر الا عن جزء بسيط جدا عن الحرب بسوريا والي مابدو يشوف براحتو هنيئا له العمى من شدة جهله بضع كلمات حرة قد تصيبه في مقتل ...مت غيظا بعبوديتك ولنا الشرف بحريتنا ....الحرية مطلبنا طال الزمان او قصر لكل حرية ثمن صامدون بشموخ حتى اخر نفس ...يسقط بشار الاسد وشبيحته واعوانه وكل خائن ....سوريا الياسمين بتلبقلك الحرية ✌🏻

[@abooday6687]

الفلم كامل وين بلاقيه

[@FarazKhan-yy4er]

كل ما أريده هو الحرية للأشخاص السوريين الذين لديهم ما يكفي من الصلوات ، وأدعو الله دائمًا في يوم من الأيام أن يحصلوا على حريتهم أمين. قد بارك الله فيكم جميعا.

[@maju6791]

I saw this film in class today, I cried sm

[@tealsnake93]

I saw this a few days ago. Just watching this trailer I tear up. God bless the free spirit, regardless of ANY perceived differences. I wish these folks were my neighbors, they’d be welcomed.

[@menidios1]

Ι pray for a world without wars.. Very emotional documentary movie.. Greetings from Greece,🇬🇷🙏👌

[@21.31am]

If this doesn't win Oscar for documentary feature! I'm gonna flip out!

[@JulieBall-dg2ci]

If it does I'm going to be sick. Disgusting lies and manipulation of people's emotions to cover for the regime change death merchants and terrorists.

[@masmas3273]

Plus que jamais j'ai le cœur lourd, le cœur serré... de voir le monde dans l'absurde autant errer. Pourtant, le Mésopotamien, l'Irakien que je suis je n'ai pas été, non plus, bien gâté par la vie. تحية من بغداد للشعب السوري البطل متى تنتهي آلامكم وآلامنا؟

[@kavikumaresan5550]

I wish this wins oscar!🔥

[@bombayboys100]

I have seen this. Cried all along. Can anyone tell me how was life in Syria before the civil war happened in 2011?

[@diallomohamedali6268]

Free Syria 🇸🇾 ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽❤️

[@dalexplym4882]

Syria was, and is, already free, and the vast majority of Syrians are delighted to see U.S. meddling end. Free Palestine instead.

[@sheilalaffey879]

sooo powerful... very courageous filmmaker...reminds me to be grateful every minute of my own life...

[@salih8837]

thank you all for your comments , am from Aleppo and my family is still there suffering , pray for us

[@milingcezard2712]

Courage and strength brother there is a time for sadness and a time for happiness, lets us pray that the time of sadness doesn't last too long. I could barely go through those two minutes without a tear god only knows how much you endured and went through.

[@fdl238]

I just watched and it was heartbreaking and awesome at the same time. The couple were already out of Aleppo but they returned and chose to remain to help people. And their friends who also helped and died. True heroes. For those who don't know, the war is still going on since 2011. And freaking Vladimir Putin visited Syria on January 7, 2020, and met with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (who strangely, was born on Sept. 11), where both the leaders discussed military reports on the current situation in different parts of Syria. These people have a nice reserved spot in hell.

[@micaiahsinanan5688]

Dawg.. for real this nonsense was amazing! If you're watching this trailer and you see this comment you owe it to yourself to watch this movie. I have never witnessed something so incredibly moving and raw. You can find it online for free. Just stop everything youre doing, set some time aside at some point this week to get emotionally prepared (maybe with friends), and tackle this thing. Life change on tape right here.

[@ricardhodgsonrh]

This will stay with me for a long time. What an incredible documentary

[@ricardhodgsonrh]

@Patricia Doran what are you talking about? 🤔

[@ankhmorpok1497]

Patricia Doran mate, stop your pro Assad trolling.

[@hadelsaeed4194]

It happened, it still happening now in Idlib , I saw it We are Syrian and we know who killed us and forces us to flee

[@saw00051]

@Patricia Doran 🖕🔥

[@reemalharbi8086]

مين جاي من كويلي👍🏻✨

[@Lara-un1qs]

راما سان Rama 🌚أنا

[@sidramirali135]

🌚

[@rans0101]

شو هاد ؟

[@l90rr8]

يومن ما سوفة تاعود سوريا كما كنت و افضل من قبل بكثير انشالله❤

[@justabayas1180]

May there be peace and love in this whole world and everyone get treated equally..

[@yasersayed4177]

When will we say enough to these wars, hate, killing in the name of religion? How much more longer will we choose to look away, stay silent, hold back our tears? When will we stop standing up for hate, bigotry and religious killing? When will we speak? When will we stand hand in hand for unity and peace?

[@alex4ucj]

Yaser Sayed I am an atheist, but religion is not always the cause, in many circumstances,war are generated by right wing America's, Russia's , China's indirect's actions in milking the planet. in their benefit. along with their greedy conservative brainwashed puppeteers.

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

the super rich cause all wars, poor ppl can't buy guns, tanks, boms

[@merveguler6552]

Şükretmeyi öğreniyor insan,Önyargının lanet bir şey olduğunu öğreniyor,Anneliği öğreniyor babalığı,Acıyı öğreniyor insan bu belgeseli izleyince,Düne kadar ne varmış da geldiler memleketimize ekmek elden su gölden deyip konuşuyordum şikayet ediyordum çevreme Lanet olsun önyargıya lanet olsun😔Nazımın geçtiği herkese izleticem.Hakkınızı helal edin Halepli Suriyeli kardeşlerim 🙏🏻#forsama

[@uniquedivision8380]

Love & respect form Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@alifianuurmaaddini9394]

i’m crying over this trailer

[@nedjmabensaker5925]

Quel chef d'oeuvre!!! je suis bouche bée!!! Respect à vous grande dame 😍

[@maddoxboyd6584]

this documentary was really eye opening.

[@samahussainsyed4745]

Oh god my name is sama... ND tht baby's smile was the cutest👀🙊🙉😘😍🥰✨💫🤩

[@delrey874]

One of the most brutal documentaries ever...well worth watching.

[@julienkativla963]

I want to see this movie !!!

[@_hour_stories]

Me too

[@adnben7041]

Me too

[@ergunyildizoglu8018]

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[@صدىالايام-ح4م]

مدينة حلب من اكثر المدن التي تعرضت للدمار في سوريا الفرج قريب إن شاء الله حلب والغوطة وحمص

[@dw5888]

الله يفرجها عليكم عاجلاً💔🙏🏻 للحين القصف مستمر ولا الأوضاع هدت في حلب؟

[@صدىالايام-ح4م]

@@dw5888 حلب احتلها النظام وروسيا وايران لَـگِنْ لحد الان الثوار عم يقاتلو مشان يرجعوها وفي احياء من مدينة حلب لٱ زالت مع الثوار رَبّـ❤ـيٌ يحفظك

[@بدرحمود-ض7غ]

صدى الايام والله انا نحبكم وبذن الله ترجع سوريا اخوك من السعوديه

[@صدىالايام-ح4م]

@@بدرحمود-ض7غ ونعم منكن اخواتي السعودية اهلنا واخوتنا بالدم والدين والعروبة ربي يحفظكن ويديم عليكن الأمان

[@sckm72193]

Que pena ver esta realidad , solo queda pensar si todavía es bueno traer niños al mundo , pero al ver su primera sonrisa , tu mundo cambia 😢😢 #PazParaSiria 🕊️ #FORSAMA😔 💕

[@elih9799]

Yoo this movie breaked my heart💔😭

[@Darcy3972]

Just the trailer makes me cry!!! So sad. If only people could see wars bring death and unhappiness

[@LLindsey1427]

What these people are experiencing is beyond horrific, we all have to do something, more than a decade of this suffering…..war, crimes against humanity, cholera, earthquake and now near starvation. There is polarisation politically but we can’t allow for this. There has to be a way to put down arms and get in aid.

[@suhailyusuf]

UN horribly failed to save Syrian people. what a pity

[@thatman4924]

Suhail Yusuf What you mean saving people? they revolted against own government, what you expect? Love your motherland and never betray it.

[@alexandrekautzmann933]

@@thatman4924 wow... Stupid mentality. Would not be surprised if you were American.

[@thatman4924]

Sean Why the army supported the government then? Why was there no protest like not paying taxes? transport strike? civil disobedience movement? No, government did not revolted against Syrians, it took hard action against those who were influenced by U.S. spring propaganda and were in bed with Israel. They were low in number, and when protest didn't work, they resorted to violence.

[@thatman4924]

Alexandre Kautzmann No, I'm not. I hate what Americans did there. Many of these fools fell for U.S. propaganda of democracy.

[@alexandrekautzmann933]

@@thatman4924 So they better keep on dying to poverty and get massacer by Assad? I'm not convinced. Yes this may ( I'm not convinced either) have been supported financially by the US or idk but whatever. Tell me one democracy working... No one. There's no true democracy. Still, it's better than dictatorship that can't handle an extremist insurgency for years on half his territory and keep on killing his own people for their ideas. Everything is part of a movement you have to start somewhere. Yes it may be corrupted, yes it may be just for oil (to change) but those people revolted as they were unhappy. If they still are unhappy (mainly the case in corrupted democracy) well they will revolt again....

[@biaheroelguapomotovlog7677]

I already watch the movie i cry and cry when i saw i child with broken arms from air strike and a mother he carry his dead son , you need to watch this film its verry beautiful and true store , sorry about the gramar

[@Tulippproseeee]

Woww My name movie is there For Sama❤️

[@garyavenell6911]

Such a moving ,heartbreaking film. How the hell does this trailer get 74 dislikes?

[@samijamal3383]

Those who disliked the trailer are supporting this massacre considering them the current ruling system represented by Bashar Al_Asad

[@dalexplym4882]

@@samijamal3383 Horse crap... The massacre is entirely due to the USA and it's Zionist and Wahabist agents. The dislikes are people who recognize that 80% of Syrians wanted (and still want) no part in a "Peaceful revolution" that involved an invasion by Salafist extremists who have no tolerance for Christians, Jews, or anyone else who has differing beliefs. The filmmaker is like you -- a brainwashed victim of propaganda and murderous U.S. meddling.

[@عبداللهعبدالله-ك6ذ2غ]

الله يفرجها علينا وعلى جميع المسلمين الاجمعين لله المشتكى من قبل ومن بعد 😔💔

[@whenyousmileismiletoo834]

حتى بهذا الموضوع تدخل بالدين قرفتونا نحن السورين متنوعين اخي العزيز

[@dariussalepetru9951]

Winner documentary Oscars FOR SAMA

[@dariussalepetru9951]

Because is very beautiful and emotional and i'm very cry for documentary 😢

[@janicebond6414]

Watching it now on 4 it's really heartwrenching I'm in tears it's very emotional can not imagine there pain living like this god bless all of them x

[@fuzz..]

I was numb after watching this yesterday. At times I changed the channel unable to watch, and then realised how easily I could escape from this trauma I was staring at. Just looking at what Syrians had to go through and are going through, they didn’t even know if the next step would be their last. The death of that young child killed in a blast with his 2 brothers kissing his forehead and crying broke my heart. May god have mercy on all who are suffering.

[@nimoali3000]

@@fuzz.. I'm 26 mins into the film and had to take a break. The pain and anguish on those poor boys' face is truly heartbreaking.

[@fuzz..]

Nimonimo Ali - Our pain is nothing in comparison and yet we feel sad. Thank-you for your feedback on the film. It’s heartwarming to know that people recognise devastation, despair and calamity when so many people dismiss it as propaganda, or that it’s not in their backyard so why should they feel anything. How we treat the vulnerable is how we define ourselves.

[@cestlavieart]

Unfortunately nothing will ever change, there will be many more wars for ever, SAMA is Lucky she is alive but many other SAMA died...

[@milingcezard2712]

Brother lets not say never I feel there are more people like us that will stand what is right and will work for a better future.

[@nurulazhani4314]

Allow me take this video for good reminder in social media.

[@FixFilmsLtd]

A fine moving documentary. There are no words really to describe how powerful this is.

[@اصفاديب]

ربي يعيشهالك اختك من الجزاءر و الله بكيتوني الله معكم

[@abadyjoseph4696]

الله يفرجها على سوريا ❤️

[@noahabd8201]

Syria 🇸🇾 my country finally its safe now merry Christmas from alepoo ❤️❤️

[@muhammadyounos2769]

Aleppo isvOccupied now, not free yet.

[@orci405]

Is this movie available to stream?

[@sdmamitmahto]

Came just after Emilia Clarke (Queen Daenerys) post.

[@ekagrata000]

Thank you!

[@Sbannmarie]

I saw it in the theater in Santa Barbara, CA last night. Riveting.

[@staviwavi222]

This movie really affected me and I just had to find a way to help these poor victims of war. I found this charity that is helping Syrian orphans called Nu Day Syria. They're a reputable charity that has helped almost one million people - feeding, clothing, and educating orphans. Google them, they're doing amazing work.

[@fadihabib2772]

The blood in Aleppo is running more than water 😢😥