Lebanon Movies

In a heartfelt tribute to her beloved city of Beirut, a filmmaker weaves together the intertwined narratives of her two grandmothers, both named...

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

On a black screen, two videos play one above the other as thumbnails. The top video screen recordings of domestic spaces (an empty bed, bathroom,...

Amidst the Israeli bombings of Lebanon in 2024 and 2026, the filmmaker examines her relationship to the homeland, as she grapples with the...

They were orphans, the children of martyrs of the Palestinian revolution in the late sixties. These boys and girls lived and studied in a mixed...

Raed comes out of prison years later to raise his son and decides to leave the crime path, but he faces problems with the gang boss, who wants him to...

An encounter with a lost land - Palestine from 1928 up to 1952 and beyond. Personal correspondences, diplomatic archives, consular correspondences,...

A letter documentary shot in Lebanon in the summer of 2006 during the Israel-Lebanon war. A point of view that travels from Dahieh in Beirut to a...

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

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

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

A Hungarian oral storyteller, and a Lebanese filmmaker—arriving in Budapest from a different era. Each bringing their own stories and...

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...

The year is 2024 AD. Beirut is entirely occupied by the forces of privatized boredom. Well, not entirely... A few areas of indomitable players still...

Mounir grapples with masculinity and societal expectations. In a surreal exploration of identity and tradition, his attempt to break free leads to a...

A film by The Palestinian Cultural Club. In Beddawi refugee camp, a young Palestinian weighs escape via “death boats” as loss, love, and...

The Root of the Olive Tree tells the story of five Palestinians living far from their homeland who recount their experiences in the face of the...

Intriguing and mesmerising This Madness of Loving employs effective animation techniques and engaging sound design to take us on an existential...

Starting with her obsessive love of ports, filmmaker Diana Al-Halabi narrates her experience on a tugboat in the port of Beirut in 2017. The film...