Preserving Lebanon's stories amid war: France's Lebanese Film Festival
Summary
France is hosting the sixth Lebanese Film Festival in Paris to highlight Lebanese stories and filmmakers. The event features films like Nadim Tabet's thriller "In This Darkness I See You" and a special look back at actress and director Nadine Labaki's work, including her film "Capernaum."Key Facts
- The Lebanese Film Festival in France started its sixth edition on a Tuesday evening.
- The festival takes place at the Elysées Lincoln cinema in Paris.
- Nadim Tabet's film "In This Darkness I See You" opened the festival.
- There is a retrospective (a review of past work) on Nadine Labaki, a well-known Lebanese actress and director.
- Nadine Labaki's film "Capernaum," which was nominated for an Oscar, is featured.
- The festival aims to preserve and share Lebanese stories amid ongoing challenges in Lebanon.
- Sarah Hajjar is the president of the festival.
- The event promotes Lebanese culture and filmmaking in an international setting.
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