No Turning Back: Life, Loss, and Hope in Wartime Syria

The narrative explores the complex ideologies and personal stories that emerged during the Syrian conflict, beginning with the 2011 protests. It follows Suleiman, a hopeful young man sharing protest videos, and Mohammad, a newly radicalized father seeking vengeance. As violence escalates, poet Abu Azzam unexpectedly leads a militia, while a nine-year-old girl faces the harsh realities of war when her family is disrupted by a military raid. Their intertwined lives reveal the profound impact of conflict on individuals and communities.