The movie everyone is talking about!

After the successful premiere screening at Le Monnot Theater and Al Madina,‘Best Arabic Film’ award docudrama at the World Film Festival in Cannes 🏆🎥 will be available for an exclusive night at the Lebanese Diaspora Village in Batroun🎭 on the 20th of September at 8:30 PM where the location will transformed into a cinema for 45 minutes.

At 7:15 PM, our Exclusive Wine Collaborator COUVENT ROUGE will be welcoming you while roaming around the museum of immigrants in the village.

"Karkha: A Village from Lebanon" is a compelling 45-minute docu-drama in Arabic with English subtitles. It is the first episode of the docuseries "Homes & Heroes," created by Public Matters Lebanon, directed by Nassif Al Rayess.

In a dramatic treatment, the movie tackles the social issue that has been an inevitable reality in Lebanon since the 18th century up until today: immigration. 

The movie takes place in a small village in Southern Lebanon called Karkha while unveiling a rich history of the region since the 1700s and building with the audience an emotional journey that depicts how immigrants make a big difference when they share a piece of their success with their homeland. The significant notion is that all those who appear as actors in the movie are actually the locals from the village whose naturalism and love for their land have spiced up the realism in the documentary.

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SCREENING DETAILS

• Date: September 20, 2024
• Place: Lebanese Diaspora Village- Batroun
• Movie Duration: 45 minutes
• Complimentary Wine: 7:00 pm
• Start Time: 8:30pm exact

TICKETS

*Book your tickets at http://Ihjoz.com and pay at any Liban Post, Malik’s Bookshop, Cash United or OMT branches within 24 hours to avoid cancellation.

• Classic: $ 20
• Gold: $ 30
• VIP: $ 35

Thank you for our:

Main Sponsor: CFI

In-Kind Collaborators: Agenda Culturel ㅣLebtivity ㅣViVad ㅣArabAd

Directed by: Nassif Al Rayess

Produced by : Public Matters Lebanon

Supported by: Cedars Foods