Last Men in Aleppo

We see Mahmoud dig out three children from underneath bombed-out rubble. Two
young boys are alive. A baby is dead.

We see the impact of bombing on the psyche of young victims as the boys rescued by Mahmoud desperately cling to him.

A rare outing for area children is disrupted when aircraft are spotted.

We see the devastation of the bombing and the daily struggles of the White Helmets to
cope.

We see burial preparations for a rescue worker who was killed. It is Khaled. We also learn that Mahmoud left Aleppo, but returned and then ended up in Idlib. And we learn that 13.5 million Syrians, including 5.8 million children, are in urgent need of aid.

Director Feras Fayyad discusses the dilemma that many Syrians face: Should we stay or should we leave the country that we love?

Director Feras Fayyad describes the volunteers who are rescuing their neighbors, friends, and families, and protecting their city.

Director Feras Fayyad discusses why he started filming Last Men in Aleppo.