Lebanon Movies

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...

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...

After signing a strict contract for human research, two men must survive 1460 days of isolation, locked up together in deep space.

Orwa Al Mokdad starts a journey from Daraa, southern Syria, to Aleppo, northern Syria, to understand the reasons that have shattered the whole Arab...

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

Opening with the harrowing 2000 press footage of Palestinian boy Mohamad al-Durra’s death in his father’s arms, Eliane Raheb’s film...

What starts off as a trip to attend a funeral in Egypt turns into a full-blown treasure hunt for war veteran Abu Riad and his novice, Abbas.

A five-minute film, composed exclusively of stills, music, and spoken words from other films

Paul and Anna live together in a remote, small house surrounded by woods. A place out of time. Yet, as the place progressively crumbles down, and the...

Two elderly friends engage in a tense backgammon game, where decades of unspoken truths are confronted.

A week before his First Communion, Youssef, a ten-year-old Maronite boy, discovers masturbation and with it, the concept of sin. He tries to...

In a Beirut apartment, two girls wander around, confronting each other with unspoken words. Mixed-up messages and ambiguous actions take place in an...

Eat drink and sleep

The best songs of Mary Souliman during her carrier.

Residents of Tripoli, Lebanon, reckon with the legacy of an abandoned architectural monstrosity.

Raed discovers by chance that the beautiful tree growing in front of his house is one of the invasive trees that threatens the environmental...

This short video was shot in the urgency of the Israeli war against Lebanon in July 2006. It sheds light on how the Lebanese would go about their...

A visual poetry collage reflecting the director's journey as a queer Arab immigrant, exploring identity, belonging, and the aftermath of the Beirut...

Directed by Georges Qa'i.

Beirut, summer, 2012: Life here seems as normal as this city can provide. Something is bubbling underneath, though. As people go about their normal...