Brief Published (Dubai time, UTC+4) · source dated 2026-09-18
Omar Malas, a Syrian photographer and filmmaker, travels across Syria with a mobile cinema to bring a touch of culture and life back to villages still scarred by war.
In historically significant locations such as Palmyra, where only a few thousand residents have chosen to return, this projection screen becomes a symbol of hope and resilience.
This cultural project unfolds amid 3,000-year-old ancient ruins and the scars left by more than a decade of conflict, offering a moment of respite and gathering for both young and old.
