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After Spring

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Filmmakers Steph Ching and Ellen Martinez witness the Syrian refugee crisis by following two families in transition and an aid worker fighting to keep a camp running.

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Frank Scheck The Hollywood Reporter 07/26/2021
With no end in sight to the violence in the region, the residents of Zaatari are forced to contemplate an indefinite future living in tents and struggling to achieve a semblance of normalcy. After Spring shines a vital spotlight on their travails. Go to Full Review Bilge Ebiri Spirituality & Health 03/24/2020
It's a testament to the fact that even in the midst of the most monstrous conflicts, human grace and compassion can be found. Go to Full Review Allan Hunter Screen International 07/26/2021
After Spring captures some of the complexity and contradiction of Zaatari as a temporary solution to a problem that has no obvious end in sight. Go to Full Review Daniel Bates The National (UAE) 04/22/2016
Among the film's most poignant scenes, understandably, are the moments when the families talk about their homeland. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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03/09/2017 A very thorough look at the Syrian refugee crisis from two families living in a camp in Lebanon. Beginning is very intense with footage of the Syrian government murdering their citizens. See more Read all reviews
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Steph Ching

Director

Ellen Martinez

Director

Kilian Kleinschmidt

Actor

Chris McShane

Executive Producer

Jon Stewart

Executive Producer

Steph Ching

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After Spring

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Movie Info

Synopsis Filmmakers Steph Ching and Ellen Martinez witness the Syrian refugee crisis by following two families in transition and an aid worker fighting to keep a camp running.
Director
Steph Ching, Ellen Martinez
Producer
Steph Ching, Ellen Martinez
Production Co
Busboy Productions
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Arabic
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 10, 2017
Runtime
1h 41m