The festival aims to highlight different perspectives of human rights and migration, including a wide variety of social, environmental and political questions.

The film follows hilarious and sometimes dangerous adventures, uncovering the complex layers of living as a refugee within the pulsing city of war-scarred Beirut, a crossroads for creativity, crime, and psychedelic transformations.

From Lebanon’s notorious Roumieh prison, Daccache’s film sheds light on inmates suffering from mental illness and facing a life sentence in prison.

Dar El-Nimer for Arts and Culture is partnering up with Ayam Beirut Al-Cinema'iya for a series of film screenings a discussion and a panel.

Almost There Film Festival with its 5th edition includes screenings, panel and a concert.

The camera wanders, chronicling the reality of the city, its memory…

This film is about a lifetime project of Lebanese people dedicated to saving the famous cedar tree forest of Becharreh.

The film documents the life and biography of the Palestinian singer and poet 'Abu Arab', who is considered a living memory of the Palestinian musical heritage.

The film follows Shaheen as he goes to Palestine searching for young Palestinian musical talents and enrolling them at the Berklee College of Music.

The film documents the life and biography of the Palestinian singer and poet 'Abu Arab', who is considered a living memory of the Palestinian musical heritage.

Seven shorts movies will be screened as part of the program of Between Women Filmmakers Caravan.

Synopsis :

They were called FAHAVALO – enemies - because they rebelled in 1947 against French colonisation in Madagascar.

Beirut Cinema Days is celebrating its 10th edition.

This year will feature a selection of diverse Arab documentaries and narrative films, short films and for the first time a music video competition.

Hala, a child of the war, finds relief from the chaos around her through Egyptian movies she watches on television.

Marie Ziade, or May, was a key Lebanese-Palestinian figure in the Arab literary scene in the early 20th century who firmly established herself as a vibrant female voice in what was clearly a man's world at the time.

This highly personal and original film is an attempt by the filmmaker to come to terms with her experience of war and current events in Lebanon.

This film is the compelling journey of iconic Lebanese filmmaker Georges Nasser who tells his own story of unprecedented success, struggles and disappointments.

'Beirut, Never Again' and “For a Few Lives” are part of the Jocelyne Saab Month at Dar El-Nimer, organised in collaboration with MACAM and curated by Mathilde Rouxel.

Lebanese graffiti artists reproduce their European and American models' heritage and adapt it to their contemporary issues by stepping aside from the established image of street art.

This film recounts the origins of the Lebanese conflict and the perception of a society which sings while going off to the war.