Feras FAYYAD, who won the jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival for a documentary called Last Men in Aleppo, once again captured the horrors of Syria. The focus this time is on Dr. Amani, a female doctor who risks her life and takes care of the wounded in Syria, and her colleagues. Amid the ongoing civil war, there is constant bombing in Syria. Unlike wars where guns are aimed at each other, bombs randomly fall all over the city and civilian casualties, not soldiers, occur. In particular, children who know nothing about the world are taken to hospitals after being injured in the bombing. Taking care of a child dying of shrapnel, the doctor wonders if God exists. Bombing does not avoid hospitals either. For safety, the medical staff hide in cave-like facilities to treat patients. Against this backdrop, the sight of a doctor performing surgery while listening to music on a YouTube channel seems to be a desperate attempt to endure hell. The director of The Cave is sending a rescue signal through this film. (Nam Dong-chul)