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When people ask me who makes the best documentaries on the #Syrian conflict I always say @arisroussinos. He's one of very few to cover multiple sides of the #Syria conflict without bias. We have a better understanding of the true nature of multiple sides in the war thanks to Aris
Aris' "Wolves of the Valley" (2014) provides us w/an unflinching depiction of #Syria's NW rebel groups in their fight against #ISIS in #Idlib. It also depicts the tensions within the armed opposition and the ideological fault lines among the rebels. A+ jobhttps://youtu.be/9Cb3OURdl3g
Aris' "Ghosts of Aleppo" (2014) depicted the gritty reality of the battle for #Syria's oldest and arguably most important city. He showcases the divisions, intolerances, but also bravery-of the #Syrian armed opposition in a city they would ultimately lose.https://youtu.be/CiyyWiO-IKY
Aris' most impactful documentary on #Syria might be "Rojava: #Syria's Unknown War" (2014). Back in summer 2014, when the U.S. military analysts wanted to learn more about the #YPG and how it could stand against a force like #ISIS, they watched this doc.https://youtu.be/p2zxlFQxkQ4
Sorry. Don’t agree with you there. @talalderki does. Check out #ReturntoHoms (about Abdel Basit Sarout) and #FathersandSons (about sons training for Nusra with their jihadist fathers) @talalderki is also #Syrian, which is very important.
He is an excellent documentarian no doubt.
The best on Syria. Hands down. Noone comes close with his cinematography or intimate portrayal of his subjects. Noone.
"without bias" LOL
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