, or feel happy or sad, but they can also deceive us. Images are easy to manipulate, a process that begins the moment a subject is chosen. Elements can also then be removed, or added. But there are photographs that really reach out and grab the observer, precisely because they show things exactly as they are. Children sleeping peacefully. Refugee children from syria rarely sleep so well. And when night comes, terror stalks them. Tamam is five. She is from homs. Magnus wennman her father told us as soon as she lay down on the pillow, she started crying, because when she was laying down on the pillow, she remembered the sounds of the bombings. These children all had to flee their homes. Now they rarely sleep in a proper bed. Millions of syrian children have been displaced since the violence in their country began. Swedish photographer Magnus Wennman has documented where children who have been forced to flee sleep. Magnus wennman i have a son my own. Hes six years old. I put him to bed ev
Like there. These are the last pictures cameraman Bassel Shehade ever shot. His camera was still running as he tried to cross a street in homs in a hail of bullets. Shehade never made it to the other side. Abounaddara a syrian film collective has turned the footage into a harrowing document of life in syria, dedicated to shehades murderers. [gunshots] the soldiers who kill us are our brothers. The frontlines in syria are extremely complicated. Its not simply a case of good or evil. Some soldiers fight for the revolution, others are afraid. Some of those fighting for the regime have no other choice. Others are opportunists. Theres a bit of everything. We want to show through our films that you can also have a dialogue with the enemy. S isfor the last five years, abounaddara has uploaded a short film onto their website every friday. Thats over 400 films so far of the syria we never see. The films document the absurdity of everyday life in wartime, the dramas and comedies that the media n
Afghanistan is still the largest producer of these illegally grown plants. Smugglers use the northern to bring opium and heroin into russia. And every year, at least 60,000 people die there as a result of drugs. Nicolai has been an addict for ten years. Like many russians, the 28 year old began taking drugs at parties. First amphetamines then heroin, now the designer drug known as spice. Its easy to get hold of in russia. He orders it by text message. Ten minutes later hes told where he can collect it. His package has been left in a hole in the wall. Scoring drugs here isnt difficult. Before, youd have to meet someone in person. The deal would happen face to face. That was dangerous. You could be caught by the police. Its much easier today. Dimitri botov is all too familiar with stories like he was an addict for eleven years. Now he works at the city Drugs Foundation in yekaterinburg. This video advertises spice. Cheap ingredients from china have flooded the russian and now, thanks to
Largest producer of these illegally grown plants. Smugglers use the northern to bring opium and heroin into russia. And every year, at least 60,000 people die there as a result of drugs. Nicolai has been an addict for ten years. Like many russians, the 28 year old began taking drugs at parties. First amphetamines then heroin, now the designer drug known as spice. Its easy to get hold of in russia. He orders it by text message. Ten minutes later hes told where he can collect it. His package has been left in a hole in the wall. Scoring drugs here isnt difficult. Before, youd have to meet someone in person. The deal would happen face to face. That was dangerous. You could be caught by the police. Its much easier today. Dimitri botov is all too familiar with stories like he was an addict for eleven years. Now he works at the city Drugs Foundation in yekaterinburg. This video advertises spice. Cheap ingredients from china have flooded the russian and now, thanks to the the drug is available
Like there. These are the last pictures cameraman Bassel Shehade ever shot. His camera was still running as he tried to cross a street in homs in a hail of bullets. Shehade never made it to the other side. Abounaddara a syrian film collective has turned the footage into a harrowing document of life in syria, dedicated to shehades murderers. [gunshots] the soldiers who kill us are our brothers. The frontlines in syria are extremely complicated. Its not simply a case of good or evil. Some soldiers fight for the revolution, others are afraid. Some of those fighting for the regime have no other choice. Others are opportunists. Theres a bit of everything. We want to show through our films that you can also have a dialogue with the enemy. S isfor the last five years, abounaddara has uploaded a short film onto their website every friday. Thats over 400 films so far of the syria we never see. The films document the absurdity of everyday life in wartime, the dramas and comedies that the media n