I WORK WITH MEMORY
AND IMAGE TO TELL STORIES
— THAT REFUSE SILENCE
Telling untold stories
through memory,
exile, and the human condition
I WORK WITH MEMORY
AND IMAGE
TO TELL STORIES
— THAT REFUSE SILENCE
Ward Haidar is a Syrian filmmaker and writer who treats cinema as an act of exploration and quiet resistance. Moving between documentary, drama, and visual experimentation, his work delves into memory, identity, inner exile, and the unseen impact of power on everyday lives. With an intimate visual language and a politically aware gaze, Ward crafts films that listen before they speak—inviting the viewer into stories that unfold slowly, ask difficult questions, and linger long after the screen fades to black.
deliver high-quality film production through crafted storytelling, meticulous planning, and refined visual techniques designed to elevate your project and create powerful audience impact.
Directing films that engage with memory, identity, and social reality through an intimate and research-driven approach.
Developing original scripts and narrative concepts grounded in personal history, political context, and psychological depth.
Building visual worlds through contemplative cinematography, natural light, and restrained movement.
Supervising artistic direction for independent series and long-form projects, balancing form and meaning.
A curated selection of films and series created over the past years, spanning documentary, short fiction, and serialized drama, reflecting an evolving cinematic language and a sustained engagement with visual storytelling.
Open to film projects, creative partnerships, and conversations rooted in story and intent.
Reflections on cinema, memory, exile, and storytelling — from behind the camera.