In 2015, orchards in the Basateen al-Razi district of Damascus were destroyed as punishment for residents' protests against the regime.
Synopsis
In 2015, orchards in the Basateen al-Razi district of Damascus were destroyed as punishment for residents' protests against the regime.
Synopsis
Basateen al-Razi in Damascus was once filled with orchards, a vibrant community space. In 2015, government forces destroyed these orchards in retaliation for local protests against the regime. Two former residents share their memories of the neighborhood and the life that thrived there. Their stories reveal the deep ties to the land and the emotional toll of losing their home. Directed by Antoine Chapon, this 25-minute documentary reflects on the lasting effects of conflict on personal identity.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet former residents of Basateen al-Razi.
- See the impact of political turmoil on a community.
- Find out about the significance of orchards in local identity.
Did You Know
- The Basateen al-Razi district's orchards were destroyed in 2015.
- The documentary features two former residents reflecting on their memories.
- The film is directed by Antoine Chapon and runs for 25 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to the orchards in the Basateen al-Razi district?
The orchards were razed in 2015 as punishment for the residents' uprising against the regime.
Who directed the documentary 'The Orchards'?
The documentary was directed by Antoine Chapon.
What language is the documentary 'The Orchards' presented in?
The documentary is presented in Arabic.
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