Lebanon Movies

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...

Next Sunday explores the unrealized potential for local residents of Tripoli that is inscribed in the unfinished space of the Rachid Karami...

A filmic dialogue between exiled Syrian writer Samar Yazbek and the filmmaker that tries to ask vital questions about cinema and literature in the...

Tilka is an intimate portrait of five women navigating multiple crises in Lebanon: prolonged economic collapse, a global pandemic and the aftermath...

Set in the industrial suburbs of Beirut, Majnounak explores male sexuality through interviews with men who recount one of their sexual relationships....

Through poetic visual and aural fragmentation, This Dissonance navigates the emotional terrain of exile, colonialism, and resistance. The film weaves...

In Arsal, Lebanon, the film unveils the myriad challenges facing Syrian refugee children and their families. Beyond the struggles, silent acts of...

This documentary offers a window onto the life and work of the iconic artist, Huguette Caland. Caland had an epiphany, leaving everything behind and...

Richard and Kim co-create imagined moments of their future together; moments shadowed by Kim's sudden autism diagnosis and looming illness. As...

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?

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

Abstract images and written text are the two components of this testimony of domestic violence, physical and psychological, that shaped the...

At 14 years old, Zinia discreetly steals the spare keys of her own house, after her parents decide to sell it subsequently to a murder of three...

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...

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...

Based on the travel diary of the director and his team, Living Icons traces and exposes the ordinary life of the last Christians in Iran.

Produced by the Palestine Cinema Institute in Beirut and directed by Iraqi filmmaker Samir Nimr, the film is titled after the small village of Kufr...

An intimate and moving short documentary where a young Franco-Lebanese director has a heartfelt exchange with her mother, Kawssar, as they spend time...

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...