Idlib, Syria
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Request a demoAbdo Fayyad (Abdulmuty Fayyad)(cinematographer /DP) is a Syrian-born journalist and filmmaker. He’s first documentary feature, Draw for Change! (Behind the Line /Amany ) ,was released in middle 2023 in Cannes Series Festival which won grand documentary prize. Abdo also worked on other documentaries like One Day in Aleppo, and The Cave as a cinematographer and fixer and he was the line producer in the mentioned projects.
Produced for Clindoeilfilms
Draw for Change. is a six-part documentary about female cartoonists in Mexico, USA, Russia, India, Syria, and Egypt. The series blends documentary and animation in exploration of themes such as femicide and female representation. In the face of censorship and death threats, these rebellious artists strive to change their society and refuse to give in.
Produced for danishdocumentary production
In The Cave, director Feras Fayyad returns to war-torn Syria to follow Dr. Amani, a courageous female physician leading an underground hospital in Ghouta. Filmed from 2016 to 2018, the documentary contrasts the horrors of war with the quiet strength of women defying both bombs and sexism. With striking cinematography and emotional depth, The Cave is a powerful tribute to resilience, humanity, and the fight for dignity amidst chaos.
In the chaotic war-torn world of Syria, three lawyers and judges attempt to re-establish the rule of law amid the collapse of the justice in the ongoing civil war
The camera keeps on filming as the bombs continue to fall and the inhabitants of Aleppo continue to die, day after day. Without words, the lens focuses on the smoldering ruins and the people struggling to survive among them. This small, loving mosaic of images shows the resilience and resistance of the Syrians, building tiny beacons of hope and keeping up their courage by rolling up their sleeves
In the hours after the Assad dynasty fell in Syria, a frantic search began for survivors of the regime’s brutal prison system. Thousands of people were freed but others remain unaccounted for. In this episode of Close Up, we join Bassam Ezzedine, a former Syrian detainee on a mission to help families find their relatives who went missing or were jailed during the Assad family’s rule. After seeing his own family members disappear, Basem had been living in exile in Turkey but returned home to a
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