Trailer for Red Lines.
As news from Syria worsens daily, the Bashar al-Assad regime remains the most unshakeable military dictatorship in the Middle East. In 2012, two unlikely activists launch a radical plan for democracy. Under 30 and armed only with the Internet, they organize. University student Razan coordinates a smuggling network of humanitarian aid, guns and journalists into Syria using her laptop. Damascus-born Mouaz works his contacts in Washington, getting unparalleled intel into the highest hands of US government. While navigating minefields of who to trust and who to arm, they hatch a Trojan-horse plan to create one democratically run village in Syria, to plant a seed and let freedom grow. But when the al-Assad regime unleashes a merciless campaign against civilians, culminating in chemical warfare, hope suffers formidable casualties. Providing cinematic boots on the ground, Red Lines is a searing exposé of an inhumane crisis that shows no sign of stopping.