Summary by TwinMind · 6m 38s
Summary by TwinMind · 6m 38s
Feras Fayyad: The real-life superheroes helping Syrian refugees | TED Fellows
Feras Fayyad: The real-life superheroes helping Syrian refugees | TED Fellows
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Personal Background and Early Life
- Filmmaker and refugee from small village in northern Syria
- Childhood without stable electricity, nights around gas lanterns
- Grew up hearing stories of Syrian mythological superbeings protecting vulnerable
- Boy who loved superhero stories
Family Trauma Under Assad Regime
- Stories shifted to tales of heroes family faced under Assad dictatorship
- Uncle killed under torture
- Father forced to burn unpublished books to protect family from regime
- Father "burned his dreams along with his books"
- Parents insisted these stories must not be forgotten
- Storytelling transformed from pastime to form of resistance
Filmmaking as Resistance
- Studied filmmaking, focused on documentaries
- Documentary filmmaking became way of resistance
- Documented stories of Syrians opposing Assad regime starting 2011 revolution
- Arrested, tortured, and sexually assaulted
- Released and left Syria traumatized
- Attempted suicide, wife helped him survive
- Stopped making films as result
Return to Syria and Rediscovering Purpose
- Despite risks, visited family when Assad regime lost control of northern Syria (year later)
- Met inspiring Syrians - "real life superheroes" who stayed to save lives
- Spontaneously began filming again without planning
- These real-life superheroes "saved the filmmaker in me"
Featured Heroes in Films
Khalid - "Last Men in Aleppo"
- Simple man who dreamed to be firefighter but couldn't follow dream
- Worked as house painter
- When war destroyed city, found his calling
- Joined White Helmets - Syrian volunteer civil defense organization
- Rescued civilians from bombed homes
- Saved hundreds of lives
- Died as hero
Dr. Amani Ballour - "The Cave"
- Extraordinary woman who founded underground hospital in eastern Ghouta
- Treated injured children, victims of atrocities while bombs fell
- As female scientist, defied sexism and patriarchy
- Saved civilians who suffered two chemical weapons attacks
Personal Heroes - Lawyers
- Khalil Ma'touq and Anwar al-Bunni
- Lawyers who took up his case
- Got him out of most notorious torture facilities in Damascus
- Anwar now in Germany fighting for justice for Syrian refugees
- Khalil arrested 2012 for his work
- Syrian regime continues to deny Khalil's arrest
- His whereabouts unknown
Seeking Justice
- Faced torturer in Germany for Khalil
- June 2020: gave testimony at first trial on Syrian state torture
- Trial held before German court in Koblenz
Creating Cinematic Universe
- Inspired by Amani and Khalid to continue filmmaking
- Creating new cinematic universe of superheroes based on their quest to end injustice
- Brutal struggle against racism and discrimination in film industry
- Industry dominated by people who think they know how audience wants films about Syrians
- Challenges stereotypes about how superheroes or refugees should look
Mission and Legacy
- Refugees look just like him
- These refugees were superheroes who defied status quo and stereotype
- Owes it to them and his daughter (young refugee child)
- Will continue telling stories of superheroes who look like his daughter
- Continuing resistance through storytelling
