In four long takes, like a haiku in black and white, we enter the rubble of a country following the 2006 Israeli-Lebanese conflict. Without ever looking death in the face, the absence of life shows itself over the course of clues appearing in the no man’s land of a battered Beirut. In silent, frozen time, the film subtly refers to the spectator’s imagination in alluding to death.
Maher Abi Samra
Writer, Director
Final Destination66%
Platoon77%
For Sama82%
Curve69%
الزمن الباقي72%
Blue72%
Locked61%
Vicious59%
Unthinkable68%
Caught in a Cabaret58%
167%
Iron Lung69%
Reminiscence65%
As Above, So Below67%
Maniac60%
I Saw the TV Glow61%
Paranormal Activity60%
Under the Silver Lake63%
I'm Not Here58%
Causeway64%
