Lebanon Movies

Uninhibited examination of the legacy of Lebanon’s civil war. A reflection on the destinies of comrades who were once bound by ideologies and...

After Hilton's door had been closed for many years, the light was finally seen when the director decided to send a public invitation to watch his Big...

Living away from Lebanon and the war happening there, it is hard for the director to live in Belgium, a country at peace. This peace won’t last...

Towards the end of the Second World War, French and British forces fortified the Khiam Marjayoun valley and its surrounding villages in the South of...

We have fallen, and are trying to get back up. We move on. The world continues to spin and we spin with it in search for our daily sustenance. We...

A short drama movie about liberating the noarders.

Set in the village of Bazouriye in South Lebanon, 66 Days follows filmmaker Joude Bazzoun’s return to her homeland after witnessing...

Based on a research project “Master-Planning in Lebanon: Manufacturing Landscapes of Inequality” by Public Works Studio, the film looks...

A love story is born between a bicycle rider (Jihad) and the blind girl (Mona), after they meet on a ship returning to Lebanon, and in Beirut they...

The Lebanese filmmaker makes several trips from Germany back to her home city of Beirut over the course of the three years following the onset of a...

You’re in a bathroom. You meet an Ai called H.E.R.A, a reflection of your every intimate desire. What would you like to see?

Ramzi, a blind man in his late 70's, lives alone in his suburban Beirut home, relying on Moussa, who cares for him like a son. As the Israeli...

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....

Tomorrow We Will See offers a window into how ten artists in Lebanon are using art as a tool to question sectarian divisions while encouraging...

The film explores the deep emotions of five women who have suffered devastating losses, highlighting the shared pain of waiting and the feeling of...

A short video diary, recorded just days after the war erupted in 2006. Singing, intermittently drowned out by the sounds of gunfire and sirens...

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

Jeem is set in 1983 war-torn Beirut and follows a seven-year-old boy as he wanders through his city during the Lebanese Civil War. With the help of a...

A brutal soundscape of noise combined with philosophical analysis.

YouTuber Anthony Sargon spends 3 days with Lebanese TikTok legend and Kung-Fu master Joseph Merheb in an effort to learn more about him.