Death visited me , yet on the shelve there was no coffee
Director Omar Alkhani
Countries Syrian Arab Republic
Duration 28 min
Synopsis
The film enters into the deepest depths of human consciousness and morality, challenging us to examine ourselves, our acceptance and our true ability to live amongst one other peacefully. It is a film about the human, a film about human values, fear, loss and sorrow. This is a film about life and living amongst each other despite it all. This is neither a revolution film nor a political film; this film shows life under indiscriminate fear. Above all, this film was made out of love of life and coming to find the true value of it by facing the reality of your own, and that of your loved ones, being so easily and quickly taken from you.
The film enters into the deepest depths of human consciousness and morality, challenging us to examine ourselves, our acceptance and our true ability to live amongst one other peacefully. It is a film about the human, a film about human values, fear, loss and sorrow. This is a film about life and living amongst each other despite it all. This is neither a revolution film nor a political film; this film shows life under indiscriminate fear. Above all, this film was made out of love of life and coming to find the true value of it by facing the reality of your own, and that of your loved ones, being so easily and quickly taken from you.