His pivotal role as a Co-director in the production of “Last Men in Aleppo” stands as a testament to his prowess, as the film achieved widespread recognition, being shortlisted for the Oscars and securing the prestigious Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. Furthermore, Hasan’s involvement as a photographer in “The White Helmets,” which earned an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short, underscores his multifaceted contributions to the filmmaking process.

Born in Aleppo in 1992, Hasan embarked on a journey marked by collaboration and innovation. Co-founding the Aleppo Media Center in 2012 alongside fellow Syrian journalists, Hasan demonstrated a commitment to shedding light on the unfolding events in his homeland. His impact extended globally through collaborations with esteemed international media outlets such as BBC, CNN, TRT World, Al Jazeera English, and ITV News.

Hasan’s filmography boasts a diverse array of projects, including directorial works such as “We Will Return, My Love,” “Clustered,” “Face To Face,” and “The Day We Left Aleppo.” Additionally, he has produced notable films such as “Death Without Mercy,” “Women At War,” “Her Road To Justice, “Life Under Siege,” “Goodbye Aleppo,” “The White Helmets,” and “One Day In Aleppo.” In summary, Hasan Kattan’s journey as a filmmaker is characterized by his unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation, and social advocacy. Through his impactful storytelling and dedication to addressing pertinent societal issues.