
Horrifying videos of the Syrian civil war, taken with mobile phones in the besieged city of Homs, show the horrors of war unfiltered.
Synopsis
A first-hand look at the violence in Syria today, documented by people in the besieged city of Homs.
Warning: Graphic violence.
“In Syria, YouTubers film every day, then they die; others kill, then they film. In Paris, driven by my inexhaustible love for Syria, I realize that all I can do is film the sky and edit the footage I've posted. In the tension between my alienation in France and the revolution, an encounter took place. A young Kurdish woman from Homs started chatting with me and asked me: If your camera were here in Homs, what would you film? Silvered Water is the story of that encounter.”
Festivals & Awards
- Director
- Wiam Simav Bedirxan, Ossama Mohammed
- Genres
- Documentary, Independent
- Duration (min)
- Year
- Country
- Syria
- Rating
- 18
- Audio
- Arabic
- Subtitles
- German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish





















