A Syrian Civil society group called 'We Exist!' has produced the film to highlight the extent of suffering in the country since the last World Cup.
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There's less than a month to go until the 2018 World Cup kicks off in Russia.
32 countries from around the globe will come together for what's universally described as the 'Greatest Show on Earth'.
But before football fever grips the world's nations, a short film has been produced to raise awareness of the fighting and violence that is ongoing in Syria.
Made by a Syrian Civil society group called 'We Exist!' - it highlights the 300,000 Syrians who've been killed since the last World Cup four years ago, as well as the 12 million Syrians who have been forced to flee their homes.
It asks President Vladimir Putin and the world's other western countries to ensure the fighting stops before the football begins, and pave the way for a 'World Cup of Peace'.