The horrors of civil war are explored in Waad Al-Kateab's Oscar-nominated documentary, For Sama.
A Syrian journalist and reluctant hero, Al-Kateab recounts her tumultuous five years trapped within the besieged city of Aleppo along with her husband, Hamza, and their newborn daughter, Sama.
They lived a meagre existence while working at a makeshift hospital during Bashar al-Assad's brutal assault on the city.
Armed only with Waad's handheld camera and Hamza's surgical know-how (but both with an inspiring supply of courage), the couple do their best to save lives with limited resources.
The film is a heartbreaking assault on your senses and doesn't pull any punches as the seemingly endless conveyor belt of wounded — civilian casualties of Assad's unforgivably ill-targeted bombings—pass through the hospital doors.