Italian Director to Shoot Movie Depicting Terror War on Syria

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Chairman of Syrian Artists Union Zuhair Ramadan and visiting Italian delegation have discussed mechanism of cooperation to make a movie depicting terror war on Syria.

The movie entitled ‘ Before Zero’ will be shot in Syria in order to change the West’s viewpoint about the event taking place in the country as a result of misleading media campaign, according to Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA).

The agency made it clear that the movie will explain reality of conspiracies hatched against Syria by western and regional parties.

It quoted the movie’s Director Marco Masina as saying that he is seeking to establish strong relations between Italian cultural circles and Syrian Artists Union.

 On his part, Ramadan highly appreciated the Italian delegation’s visit to Syria during the current difficult circumstances the country is going through.

“Syria faces unprecedented war targeting its cultural institutes, ancient sites, national experts, habits, values and thoughts,” he added, calling on the visiting delegation to convey what they have seen in Syria.

The delegation included the Movie Director Marco Masina, a lawyer specialized in humanitarian affairs and Deputy Chairman of Syrian Community in Italy.

Basma Qaddour

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