For Sama
Documentary • 2019 • 1 hr 40 min
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A stunning documentary with such raw footage that it's amazing to even exist, much less that it's so powerful.
Shows the sad reality, very shocking and touching!
Very well done with strength and passion
Probably the most harsh and disturbing movie experience I have ever witnessed. A necessary testimony
All daily mail readers should be forced to watch this, so they get an education on the atrocities in Syria & why people are having to flee
It’s necessary to watch even if it’s hard to watch.
One of the most beautiful and unique documentary
Very dark, sad film. Lots of great acting and well made, if you can stomach the subject matter it’s really very good
Absolutely chilling and horrifically beautiful. A must watch.
Way too real to be any kind of enjoyable. Watch it
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