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...

This story isn't about how ten old men came together and got ready to die. This story isn't about how they cry every night reminiscing about their...

Alain and Mira, a couple that has been together for five years, decide to have a heart-to-heart about life. They plunge into a thought-provoking...

This documentary tells the story of Ibrahim Mokdad, a queer Lebanese refugee who finds himself in Germany after years of violence in his home...

A child explains what a genocide is.

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...

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...

A documentary filmed in late 2005 that brings the viewer close to the living conditions and unresolved problems for Palestinian refugees in the...

In Beirut, Jado, a 57-year-old trans woman and a leading figure in the LGBTQIA+ community, has to fight every day just to survive.

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...

Tracking the public administration of light and darkness as an essential policing tool, the video moves between cities like New York and London, with...

We follow the self-assertive journey of a woman who grew up as a boy in Lebanon, in a Muslim household, who then moved to Ukraine for her studies in...

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

Elektra, My Love (89 min, 2021) is a kammerspiel-film set in the moody, cavernous ruin of the Piccadilly Theater, Beirut’s extravagant art...

Lebanon, 2019-2023: a chronicle of the uprising, its fading and its end. From collective hope to intimate pain, can cinema resist the irreversible?

Julia Boutros in live concert at Lebanon Casino on 2008.

As the Israeli military launches attacks across southern Lebanon, first responders remain vigilant, answering emergency calls, evacuating the...

A filmmaker and a patient weave an intimate dialogue on endometriosis, sharing everyday survival strategies for an invisible illness.

Lebanon is a country hijacked by sects, money, and power. While citizens long for a collective identity to thrive as a community, politicians use the...