Dana Mikhail

Tadur is a meditation on emptiness (inspired by ancient Zen poetry). The film depicts the lush green outskirts of small, rural Mount Lebanon towns—a world where criminals, impoverished farmers, and monastic sages are immersed in both beauty and brutality. The central character in Tadur is Mahmoud, a young man wasting away with gangsters who lurk in the forest.

Facing their imminent separation, Elias and Christiane dive into their memories for one final goodbye

En 1982, Samuel, un professeur juif porté par ses croyances pacifiques et ses idéaux de rassemblement de personnes de religions différentes, entreprend un voyage à Beyrouth pour monter une pièce adaptée de l’Antigone de Jean Anouilh.

As mold spreads through the city of Beirut, a woman faced with an auto-immune syndrome questions her ambivalent relationship with her body, surroundings, and the return of her partner.