Damascus-Sana
Today, the fans of the Canadian Cinema Cinema in Damascus watched the public screening of the feature film “You Are Wounded,” which narrates the heroics and sacrifices of the Syrian Arab Army during the terrorist war on Syria.
The film, produced by the TV Production Directorate at the Public Authority for Radio and Television, written by Qamar Al-Zaman Alloush and directed by Naji Toami, and was shown for the first time on March 16 at a ceremony organized by the Ministry of Information in Dar Al-Assad for Culture and Arts. The steadfastness of the Syrians behind their army and their belief in the inevitability of victory over terrorism.
Kinda Hanna, who embodied the simple and spontaneous young university personality, Naya, considered that the positive echoes that the film received express its success. She thanked the Ministry of Information, which took the initiative to make several works that touched the Syrian reality, in addition to the human cases that we saw and lived during the years of the war, indicating that it is very difficult. To document everything we lived through with a movie.
In his turn, the artist Khaled Shabab, who embodied the character of Iyad, who is a recruited officer in the Syrian Arab Army, explained that the character he played carries two levels between the fighter and the lover, and it is a human story in which there are many emotions and feelings with a great amount of challenge, indicating that the director's management, my taste for the film, made him with this high sensitivity and ability Contrary to many human emotions.
The artist, Zuhair Abdul Karim, who attended the film, saw that you were wounded, happy and sad at the same time, but he formed a message that the intellectual pain that we are experiencing must be worked on strongly through culture, drama and art so that we can build generations in a correct way and return Syria as the great mother who contains all her children and building Educated thinking helps build future generations.
The young woman, Mays Mohi El-Din, an architectural engineer, watched the screening of the film, and indicated that she was greatly affected by the scenes that carried beautiful and painful human situations that every Syrian home experienced that touched her heart greatly.
While the student at the College of Media, Samira Ahmed, wished to attend the film again because of the situations it carried, it reflected the Syrian reality in all its states of love, sadness and joy, especially the state of love and the beloved's insistence on staying with her lover despite losing his sight, indicating that love must triumph over everything.
Most of the scene, media student Raneem Othman cried in you, a wounded mother. The scene of the mother blowing her heart as a martyr for the homeland, noting that the love that this film carries was great and in all its cases, whether love for the homeland, beloved or mother.
Shatha Hammoud and Mohamed Samir Tahan
