Fondation Liban Cinema
Fondation Liban Cinema (FLC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Culture that acknowledges its role as an organization supporting the development of the Lebanese cinema in all its aspects
Stage of Flesh and Doula are two films made through the AI in film: a new creative dialogue project, a collaboration between Fondation Liban Cinema, Film London and with the support of the British Council.
Stage of Flesh is directed by Guibert Najarian and produced by Tracy Abi Farah. Doula is directed by Chadi Younes and produced by Rolly Dib. Both films are Lebanese and UK co-productions.
We are proud to announce the world premiere of the films at the London Short Film Festival, followed by a captivating discussion with the filmmakers.
The films will have a local premiere in Lebanon for the 2026 European Film Festival in Beirut.
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Fondation Liban Cinema was proud to present an avant-première of Cyril Aris’ latest film, A sad and beautiful world in presence of the writer/director, producer Georges Schoucair, and script consultant Antoine Waked.
The trio discussed every step of the creation of the film, from idea to the screen – discussing how Fondation Liban Cinema’s support has helped make this film a reality.
From writing workshop, to writing residency, to co-production platform and finally production funding, Cyril’s film was selected in several stages of its production, which came in as a boost of support to help complete the film.
On June 23, 2025, Minister of Culture Ghassan Salamé and Minister-President Elisabeth Degryse of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation finalized a film co-production agreement between the Republic of Lebanon and the French Community of Belgium.
The signing is the result of exemplary cooperation between all the parties involved, in particular the Fondation Liban Cinéma and the Centre du Cinéma et de l’Audiovisuel de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles.
Shaping the Future of Film in Lebanon
Reimagining the Filmmaking Industry and Investing in the Future of Lebanese Cinema
This was the objective of a meeting hosted by ESA Business School, in collaboration with Fondation Liban Cinema and Logical Pictures (France), to address the challenges and opportunities in Lebanon’s audiovisual sector.
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