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On a hot August evening in the Lebanese capital of Beirut, a catastrophic explosion ripped through the city. It looked like a scene from a disaster movie, but it was real. As the shocking event unfolded, people around the city captured the moment, and its aftermath, on their phones. These videos soon went viral. This documentary tells the stories of many of those who filmed the blast as well as...

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Welcome to Ouzville

Lebanon | 2020

According to common belief, Ouzai is a militia stronghold. A place of extreme poverty and illegal trafficking of car parts, drugs, and criminals. Cut off by the Lebanese state, it became a safe haven for gangs and remained a neglected and impoverished slum for 40 years. Yet, for one visionary and a team of street artists and volunteers, Ouzai is a place to build dreams.

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Lebanon's Abandoned Children

Lebanon | 2020

Nearly one month after the deadly explosion in Beirut's port, which killed at least 190 people, the situation in the country is critical. Already in crisis, today the pressing need is to reconstruct the city and help the abandoned children.

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Trading Misery

Lebanon | 2014

As the Middle East becomes increasingly hostile, many are desperate to flee. But their desperation is profiting unscrupulous smugglers, who sell them their dream, often at an unimaginable price.

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Remnants of a War

Lebanon | 2010

The war never ended for the Lebanese Cluster Bomb Removal Team. They tirelessly hunt for the hundreds of thousands of unexploded cluster munitions that rained down in the 2006 war. Every discovery could mean death, or one more life saved. Yet as the tension builds, the spirit and humour of these people shine through.

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Qana

Lebanon | 2006

Qana tells the story of the massacre of the civilians of Qana, a Lebanese village, who took refuge in a UN base in 1996

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Out of Place, Out of Time

Lebanon | 2004

What becomes of a stateless people? Of Palestinian refugees? Follow Australian filmmaker Stefan Markworth to the Palestinian camp, Bourj el Barajneh, in Beirut, Lebanon. In the 1940s, 100,000 people came here, forced to flee Palestine. But Lebanon did not welcome them with open arms. Confined to refugee camps, with few rights, they have now existed in a terrible limbo for 50 years. This insight...

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Tin Soldiers

Lebanon | 2004

A group of young UN soldiers in Lebanon enters service with pro-Israeli views and a naive outlook on war. They go through a radical change of heart as they witness and film the Qana massacre. They secure video evidence indicating that Israel deliberately bombed a UN camp killing 106 refugees.

Shock Wave

Lebanon | 2020

Welcome to Ouzville

Lebanon | 2020

Lebanon's Abandoned Children

Lebanon | 2020

Trading Misery

Lebanon | 2014

Remnants of a War

Lebanon | 2010

Qana

Lebanon | 2006

Out of Place, Out of Time

Lebanon | 2004

Tin Soldiers

Lebanon | 2004