Lebanon Movies

In war-torn Lebanon, neighbors in Bsalim experience the conflict solely through their television screens, trapped in a hypnotic cycle of fear and deta...

A deeply depressed and emotionally detached man, burdened by years of unresolved trauma and existential despair, reaches the breaking point in his iso...

After a twenty year absence, Rawane Nassif returns home in Msaytbeh, Beirut. Msaytbeh, (from the word Mastaba, the elevated place) was home to a lovin...

The film blends horror and mystery to reveal the hidden changes that transformed the face of the Earth."

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

When filmmaker Wael Kadlo picks up his mother from the airport in Beirut, it seems like a rather warm family visit. But Kadlo, who was born in Damascu...

Filmmaker Davina Maria and illustrator Dominique Goblet share a fascination for the beach in Ostend. Made up of photographs and illustrations, the fil...

Julia Boutros in live concert at Platea on 2014.

Julia Boutros in live concert at Lebanon Casino on 2008.

Following the destruction of the August 4, 2020 explosion in Beirut, this film examines a material politics of glass embedded in the collective Lebane...

Julia, a young Lebanese-Canadian journalism student lives with and cares for her reserved grandfather, Antoine. Julia attends a class on the Lebanese...

Throughout the three consecutive years Sarah has lived in Beirut, WhatsApp has been the only means of communication between her and her parents in al...

In Shift, Sherine Raffoul and Moussa Shabandar trace the transformation of a former bird hunter into a passionate conservationist. What emerges is a s...

A girl gets ready to go out, she invites you into her feminine and whimsical world of frills and ribbons. A rather extravagant looking character comes...

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 freedom...