A crime scene photographer in the military police assigned to the Syrian Regime sets out on an undercover mission with a revolutionary leader to release highly-classified footage of humanitarian crimes committed by the army.

'Caesar' follows an ambitious crime scene photographer called Nawras, he prepares to escape the Syrian Regime and the corruption within after thirteen years of service. Faced with a dangerous endeavour, Caesar seeks the support of an opposing revolutionary leader, The Eagle, who provides him with the necessary documentation for release. Prior to the escape, The Eagle persuades Caesar to maintain his position in the Regime for a brief period to execute an important under cover mission: gathering evidence of humanitarian crimes conducted by the Syrian Regime through his photography. Upon hesitation, Caesar joins forces with The Eagle and takes on the mission, only to face a serious derail when the Regime finds his misplaced wallet containing identification for his escape. Caesar's life and family's safety is put on the line as he faces the wrath of the Regime and their aversion for his plans to escape.—Abdullah Alrachid