The Pixelated Revolution
Men are shot down in the streets of Syria in 2011 while filming their own deaths for the world to see.
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Men are shot down in the streets of Syria in 2011 while filming their own deaths for the world to see.
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In Syria during 2011, men film their own deaths as they are shot in the streets. The footage captures the chaos of a revolution unfolding before the world’s eyes. This documentary presents a theatrical lecture that reflects on the role of images in the conflict. It addresses how these recordings serve as a powerful tool for documenting violence and resistance. The film runs for 22 minutes and offers a stark portrayal of the events in Syria.
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