Syria war-hit kids in cinema for 1st time

200 Syrian kids, residing in a refugee camps in Turkey’s Ottoman city, go to cinema for first time.

Sponsored by Turkey’s Red Crescent Society, the children, who reside in Judieh camp, south of Turkey, got their first-ever chance to watch a movie on the silver screen.

Art therapy has long been a method of relieving traumatized people, and Syria kids need to have their wounds healed, art being part of the remedy.

The years-long conflict triggered the production of innumerous documentaries, particularly. The recorded history, especially whenever objectively narrated, provides an unbiased account of contemporary history and the atrocities of DAESH terrorist group.

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