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Carey Mulligan speaks with Waad about the roots of this conflict, why has it been so chaotic and if there is any hope on the horizon for Syria’s devastated civilian population.
Toby Cadman, speaks to Waad and her husband Hamza, a surgeon from the last remaining hospital in besieged Aleppo and Catherine Marchi-Uhel, the Head of the United Nations Mechanism for Syria (IIIM).
Waad and Hamza describe the defining moments of the revolution through their eyes and discuss whether the dream of a different Syria is still alive after ten years of war.
Waad shares stories of loss, laughter and survival, and what has happened since the release of the film.
Waad speaks to Shaunagh Connaire from The Media Tribe
In this conversation with Annie Mac, Waad reveals the moments of change in her eventful life, capturing stories of loss, laughter, sacrifice and survival.
Four women who work in film, including Maisie Williams, share their thoughts about For Sama film.
Waad speaks to Angela Clarke from One Stop Doc Shop - Celebrating & encouraging diversity in non-fiction filmmaking.
Watts, Waad, and Waad's husband, Dr. Hamza Al-Kateab, joined Alec at a live taping of Here's the Thing at the Hamptons International Film Festival.
With Jay, Waad talks about a range of issues, surrounding this most difficult and important subject: Syria.
Mariayah Kaderbhai talks to Waad, Edward and composer Nainita Desai about the evolution of the project, the global impact of Waad’s story, and the soundtrack that places you right in the middle of the Aleppo.
Journalist Dana Ballout and filmmaker Waad al-Kateab have a moving conversation about the Syrian refugee crisis and motherhood in the midst of war.
In a wide-ranging discussion, Waad and Edward spoke to Tom Roberts about structuring the documentary, finding hope amongst the devastation, and their hopes for the film going forward.
On the "CBS This Morning" podcast Waad al-Kateab discusses her Oscar-nominated documentary "For Sama" with CBS News' Anne-Marie Green.
Waad speaks with Shafiq Morton about For Sama film following its showing at the Encounters Documentary Festival.