Lebanon Movies

In a valley veiled by fog and tribal codes, two sisters walk into the night not as daughters, but as offerings— where blood, memory, and...

Eat drink and sleep

History teacher Julia tries to find a cure for her son Ghassan, who, after being bitten by a rabid dog, slowly transforms into a violent monster.

Pamela’s C. Saade first short film. Leila has problems with her boyfriend, with her mom, but mostly with herself.

Roger, a beloved basketball coach, is on his way to work, proudly carrying a chocolate box announcing the birth of his baby boy. His trip is...

After a big battle with cancer, Carine has only one solution to keep her life: organ donation. In a country where everyone is born a donor,...

A Lakit is a human without nationality, home, parents or even surname. He has no right to study, work, travel. But above all, he is a human being and...

The Earth Weavers by Rima Kaddissi celebrates rural Lebanese women as they reclaim traditional knowledge and reconnect with the land. Through...

The best songs of Mary Souliman during her carrier.

15 years later, Jad faces a self-confrontation and blames himself for not being able to protect it, from the recurring sexual abuse by a family...

For over 4 decades now, Beirut has been running under crushing reconstruction policies, its inhabitants witnessing one displacement after the...

After September 11th, an Iraqi filmmaker living in the west spends her days at home, questioning her own life choices and sense of belonging in a...

The Wall mixes documentary testimony with dramatic elements, using the backdrop of everyday life in East Beirut during the 80's civil war to look at...

A telephone conversation between an expatriate brother and sister tackles the bitterness involved in being uprooted from the olive trees that stood...

A mesh between moving image and material practice underscore a mapping, witnessing, sensing and ethnographic practice through which the governing...

Performance and scripted exchanges are spliced with protest footage from Brooklyn to Beirut to map the potential for transnational solidarity.