Lebanese Production
flc

2024-2025

A State Of Passion

A State Of Passion

After bearing witness to the unprecedented horrors of an ongoing genocide, a war surgeon emerges from Gaza calling for justice and accountability. Directed by Carol MansourProduced by Muna Khalidi...
Cilama

Cilama

1000 images and 40 voices reconstitute the collective memory of Tripoli (the capital of North Lebanon) and its particular relationship with “Cilama” as Cinema was called in the popular dialect. Directed by Hady ZaccakProduced by Hady Zaccak...
Dead Dog

Dead Dog

Explores the temporary reunification of Aida with husband Walid who returns to their home in Lebanon after many years working abroad. Directed by Sarah FrancisProduced by Lara Abou Saifan...
Green Line

Green Line

Fida grows up in war 1980s Beirut, hearing her grandmother’s stories of the “red hell”. Desensitized, she questions life’s worth amid conflict, confronting militants through miniatures, juxtaposing her childlike perspective with theirs. Directed by Sylvie BayotProduced by Céline Loiseau...
Low Budget Heist

Low Budget Heist

Four friends, driven by their artistic aspirations conduct an elaborate scheme to steal a $3 million painting from a prestigious gallery. In a risky twist, they decide to produce a film within the gallery itself using it as a cover. As their plan unfolds, they navigate the treacherous worlds of art, deception, and creativity, testing their friendship and challenging their artistic ambitions. Directed by Mahdi KandylProduced by Mahdi Kandyl...
Maroun returns to Beirut

Maroun returns to Beirut

Feyrouz Serhal embarks on a Beirut journey, meeting associates of late filmmaker Maroun Baghdadi. Tracing his life and work during the civil war, the sociopolitical backdrop reflects how cinema mirrored the nation’s stories. Directed by Feyrouz SerhalProduced by Feyrouz Serhal...
Moondove

Moondove

The harvest is in, but the abnormal drought is causing water issues in the village. A play is held annually and this year, the title is “Departures”. Directed by Karim KassemProduced by Karim Kassem...
Nohad Al Chami: A Sign Of Faith

Nohad Al Chami: A Sign Of Faith

Nohad Al Chami’s true story of hardship and miraculous intervention by Saint Charbel in the early 90s. Directed by Samir HabchiProduced by Rania Ziade Achkar and Issam Al Chami...
The Sand Castle

The Sand Castle

A family of four is stuck on an idyllic island that hides a shocking reality. Directed by Matty Brown Produced by Gianluca Chakra (Front row films), Mario Haddad (Empire Entertainment) and Houston King Productions...
Tripoli: A tale of three cities

Tripoli: A tale of three cities

A queer director returns to his hometown Tripoli to explore its cultural beliefs, embrace of new ideas, and the city’s paralysis amid economic crisis, through interviews with inhabitants, in anticipation of the current devastating war. Directed by Raed RafeiProduced by Raed Rafei...
Until We Rest

Until We Rest

Enad, a sixty-year-old Syrian refugee in Lebanon, defies fate by seeking land to bury his people in the Bekaa, aided by Sobhie, a Lebanese sheikh’s daughter. He faces immense challenges while his children plan to escape by sea. Directed by Ghina AbboudProduced by Cynthia Choucair (Road2Films, Lebanon) and Mehdi Bekkar (Al Jazeera Documentary, Qatar)...
We are inside

We are inside

After more than a decade, Farah returns to her hometown Tripoli in Lebanon to live with her widowed aging father, Mustapha. It’s her last chance to be part of her father’s world, though it must be through the only language he understands: poetry. Directed by Farah KassemProduced by Cynthia Choucair (Road2Films, Lebanon), Mehdi Bekkar (Al Jazeera Documentary, Qatar) and Patricia Drati (Good Company Pictures, Denmark)...
We never left

We never left

Set during the Lebanese revolution, We never left portrays a heart-wrenching duality between Beirut and New York, an impassioned testament to the Lebanese diaspora’s unrequited but irrepressible love for their homeland. Directed by Loulwa KhouryProduced by Loulwa Khoury...
Yalla,baba!

Yalla,baba!

Angie (34) takes her father Mansour (74) on a road trip from Brussels to Beirut by car in an attempt to retrace the same path he took 42 years ago. However, the route is no longer the same, and neither is their relationship. Directed by Angie ObeidProduced by Bart Van Langendonck (Savage Film)...