Lebanon Movies

Whilst their parents are going through a divorce, two sisters discover a reality quite different from what they had imagined.

Julia Boutros in live concert at Platea on 2014.

Behind the Shield is a reflective and immersive documentary that explores the complex socio-political landscape of Lebanon through the lens of a dash...

A short drama movie about liberating the noarders.

In 1956, a young boy named Feris Abou Shaaya teased his crush, Abir, while she was hanging clothes in nature, using a little girl to steal her cloth....

THE INCOMPETENTS. Experimental fiction from 2013.

A filmmaker follows a pigeon fancier in Beirut as he interacts with his birds and narrates his relation to the sky. Now, if you look at the sky is a...

While watching a documentary about her hometown, Zgharta, filmed in 1966 during challenging and critical times, the filmmaker found a familiar face....

This video essay explores liquidity, and its intermittent leaks, as a poetic and political proposition informing anti-colonial struggles. The essay...

Julia Boutros in live concert at Tyre on 2018.

A capsule from Chantal Partamian’s "Katsakh" project, experiments on and with film originally published on Instagram. “Katsakh”...

Julia Boutros in live concert at Lebanon Casino on 2008.

In 1982, the war had spread to the Palestinian-Lebanese border, and the Israeli colonizers entered the Rashidiya camp in southern Lebanon. There, a...

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

The explosion was instantaneous, but its destructive energy never faded. Energy does not disappear or disappear, but rather moves from one thing to...

On the Damascus Road in Lebanon's beautiful Bekaa Valley, an aging man with late-stage Parkinson's takes one last journey.

After the explosion, only silence remains. The land is cracked, the roots exposed, the air heavy with dust. Red flowers once covered this place. Now...

My biggest dream is for the Lebanese Youth to wake up... To quit following blindly their traditional leaders.