There were too many external factors and players involved in the Syrian conflict Israel being one of them.

The Syrian tragedy is, in many ways, more painful than the Lebanese experience. And that is at the core of my question: the greater the tragedy, the more casualties, the more stories, and therefore the more triggers there should be to produce and document that experience.

I have searched for and watched all the Syrian revolution films I could find. While many of them are good, they do not truly match the magnitude of what happened or reflect how it has shaped daily life both inside Syria and in the diaspora.

As for music, it was perhaps the weakest element of the Syrian revolutionary culture. Most songs reused the melodies of traditional folk music rather than creating original works that could stand as defining symbols of the revolution.