The video opens with the emotional scene of a mother discovering the disfigured body of her teenage son, Ahmed Sultan, who was one of the many who disappeared under Bashar Assad's regime. His family now knows he was tortured and killed in prison. The video captures the anguish of families still searching for their loved ones, with one mother expressing a desperate wish to find her son's body for closure. The video shows the grim reality of families sifting through disfigured corpses in a hospital, searching for any information about their missing relatives. The bodies show clear signs of torture, with some being incomplete or severely disfigured. This scene is a stark representation of the atrocities committed by the Assad regime. The video also highlights the newfound ability of Syrians to express their rage and demand justice, as seen in the public outcry for revenge against Assad and his allies. The story of Mazen alhada, a protester who was tortured and killed, is also featured. His body was returned to his family, and his funeral became a symbol of the struggle for freedom in Syria. The video concludes with scenes of people openly marching in the streets, a significant change from the past when such actions were too dangerous.