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Al-Ahmad added that the film narrates the march of\u00a0this undaunted heroic army since the heroism of martyr Yousef al-Azmah.<\/p>\n
The film tells the story of the sacrifices of the\u00a0army in October Liberation War and its role in confronting all attempts to hurt the\u00a0dignity of the Arab Nation. It also highlighted the steadfastness of our brave\u00a0soldiers in their battle against terrorism, which is pumping thousands of terrorist\u00a0mercenaries from all the countries of the world to\u00a0Syria every day.<\/p>\n
The prelude of A Homeland’s March, film included\u00a0chanting the Syrian anthem by the Army band. Then the band played the martyr’s greeting\u00a0and farewell and chanted a national song.<\/p>\n
The film was produced by the Cinema Organization\u00a0in cooperation with the political administration of the Army and Armed Forces.<\/p>\n The 2-hour film touched upon one of the epics of\u00a0the Syrian people represented by a plentiful record of sacrifices presented by the\u00a0army, through a remarkable documentary scenario written by scenarist Mahmoud Abdel-Karim. Mixing fiction with documentary material, through\u00a0an influential vision, the film recited the confrontation of the revolutionist Yousef al-Azmeh and comrades, accompanied with about 3000 members of the Syrian Army, against the\u00a0French occupation forces in July 1920.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The film went on to depict the events happened\u00a0during the Great Syrian Revolution, the revolutionists battles against the French\u00a0occupation forces in Lattakia, al-Zawiya mountain, Horan Plain, al-Jazira, Damascus,\u00a0Aleppo, Sweida led by Saleh al-Ali in the coastal mountains and By Sultan Batcha al-Atrash\u00a0in the Arab Mountain in 1925 who issued To Arms to Arms declaration.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nThe film reviews the establishment of the army\u00a0following the victory of the Great Arab Revolution and the entrance of King Fayssal to\u00a0Syria, thus holding the Syrian Conference in 1919 in the Syrian village of Bloudan as the\u00a0army was consisted of revolutionists who came from all the Syrian villages, towns and\u00a0cities to face the Ottoman occupation and confront the crime perpetrated by Jamal Bacha
\nknown as the Butcher and the execution of a number of Nationalists in Syria and Lebanon by\u00a0the Butcher.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n