The Journey from Syria: Reunion | Episode 5 | The New Yorker

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Christine Shalhoub prepares to join her husband in the Netherlands after he embarked on a seventeen-hundred-mile odyssey to seek asylum from the perils of wartime Damascus.
“The Journey” is a six-part documentary produced in collaboration with Field of Vision.
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The Journey from Syria: Reunion | Episode 5 | The New Yorker
Producer: Matthew Cassel
Director: Matthew Cassel
Editor: Olivia Dehez

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15 сен 2024

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@JohnSmith-pv5wj 8 лет назад

The part where they reunited made me tear up in the office... Oh dear😭😭😭

@tonypate9174 7 лет назад

Check out on You Tube SYRIAN SCHOOL then try and make any sense the mess that came after

@Untc3dattentionloving 4 года назад

AutomobileFunk stfu

@chantra4s 5 лет назад

My tears drop with excitement for the woman and two children reuniting her husband at Amsterdam Airport of the Netherlands.

@omarhayat4251 6 лет назад

This deserves way more views.

@emis7272 5 лет назад

That woman is so brave and smart.

@shashi8n 5 лет назад

Oh man this made me cry

@nirpari7220 3 года назад

I cried alot at the airport😢😢

@pauliejojo8241 3 года назад

Tears of Joy have boundaries. Even war can't defeat our joy when we feel happy and loved.

@jen288 4 года назад

I am so touching😭

@lalsanglianikhawlhring1327 3 года назад

May the Peace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you always🙏

@popcornkimchi9010 4 года назад

I'm brave like a Ninja while chopping onions...

@eviken1982 6 лет назад

Six months that is very quick in the Netherlands, here in Belgium. They must have a job first. And then maybe after a year or 1,5 year or longer then the family may come over legally.

@eviken1982 5 лет назад

@Miguel Bustamante Yes maybe we must send them all to the Netherlands, i speak dutch.

@Harley-and-Her-Ruff-Riders 5 лет назад

@@eviken1982 This was posted 2016, and he hadn't seen his kids for 1.5 years. So that means he probably left around October of 2014, maybe spent a year being smuggled and then going through clearance in the Netherlands, and then got a job. I'm figuring if he applied in October or so of 2015, that's why - the refugee crisis wasn't as extreme. But I doubt it is anywhere near that fast now.