𝐁𝐞𝐥𝐤î 𝐒𝐢𝐛ê - A Journey Through The Syrian War and Rojava Revolution - Film screening + Director Q&A

Join us for a film screening and director Q&A of 𝐁𝐞𝐥𝐤î 𝐒𝐢𝐛ê (Maybe Tomorrow) - A Journey Through The Syrian War and Rojava Revolution (98min)

Belki Sibe is a volunteer soldier's film.

It unfolds an 18 month journey through war and revolution, in Rojava Kurdistan NE Syria, during the advance and victory of the Syrian Democratic Forces against ISIS, including the story of the International Freedom Battalion, where the director was primarily deployed.

It depicts the military life and battles on the front-lines, as well as the civil life at the rear and the social transformation attempted by the Autonomous Administration. In both fields, the role of women's liberation and empowerment is prominent.

The film is divided in chapters and follows a timeline from July 2016 (battle of Manbij) until the end of 2017 (liberation of Raqqa and demise of the Islamic Caliphate), but also includes flash forward updates from late 2021, at the end of each chapter.

Watch the trailer here

Alexis Daloumis is a fimlmaker and journalist, of British and Greek citizenship, born in London, but raised and based in Athens. Primarily orientated towards social movements, environmental issues and conflict zones.
He has also worked as a gadener, a Greek language tutor, an actor, a waiter and a soldier. He studied film, video and photography in Westminster University and Theatre Studies in the University of Athens.
Belki Sibe is his first feature film.

Please arrive a little early so that we can start in good time.