As the regime in Syria crumbled, Osama Yaziji, a cultural editor at the state television in Damascus, captures a pivotal moment in history. On the eve of the regime’s fall, he chose to stay overnight in the studio, witnessing the entrance of rebel forces. His unexpected collaboration with them marked a significant shift as they declared the liberation of Damascus. This event underscored the deep struggles faced by journalists under a totalitarian regime and the collective spirit of the revolution, hinting at an uncertain future ahead.