This is an excellent film depicting the way Syria's water crisis is affecting the country's millions of residents. The film's strongest point is the beauty of its cinematography. Coupled with the emotive music, the film seems to be more of a work of art than a documentary. The film illustrates the way Syrians, who for many years have been disaffected by their government, are now taking steps to ameliorate their environment. In this way, it appeals to people of all countries and inspires the viewer to take action. For environmentalists, Islamophiles, or those interested in the art of documentary filmmaking, this film is a hidden treasure waiting to be opened.