This is a special announcement episode broadcast on all FTP channels. We at FTP are hosting a series of weekly film screenings and discussions on the Lebanese wars starting this Sunday April 20. In this short episode, Elia and Ayman go through the list of films they selected, what you can expect from the screenings, and how you can participate. To sign up and join the watch parties head over to our Patreon where you'll find this post with the invitation link.Invites are immediately available to all Patreon members. If you don't want to become ...
This is a special announcement episode broadcast on all FTP channels.
We at FTP are hosting a series of weekly film screenings and discussions on the Lebanese wars starting this Sunday April 20.
In this short episode, Elia and Ayman go through the list of films they selected, what you can expect from the screenings, and how you can participate.
To sign up and join the watch parties head over to our Patreon where you'll find this post with the invitation link.
Invites are immediately available to all Patreon members. If you don't want to become a member, you can buy the link with a one-time purchase.
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All the films (except the last) are already publicly available on this playlist on our Youtube Channel.
The films we'll watch are:
A Feeling Greater than Love (2017) dir. Mary Jirmanus Saba
- A feature-length documentary about the class struggle and labour movements in the lead up to the outbreak of the war in 1975.
Lebanon's War - Part 3: Explosion (2001)
- A 42 minute episode of a documentary series by Al-Jazeera on the Lebanon Wars that covers in great depth the 1975 outbreak of the civil war with incredible, rare interviews.
Beirut, My City (1983) dir. Jocelyne Saab
- A 38 minute film by a legendary Lebanese filmmaker filmed in Beirut amidst the Israeli siege that serves as a timeless intimate meditation on a city tortured by war and occupation.
Souha, Surviving Hell (2001) dir. Randa Chahal Sabagh
- A 57 minute documentary following communist resistance fighter South Bechara as she returns to the south of Lebanon after its liberation from Israeli occupation in 2000.
Last Days of the Man of Tomorrow (2017) dir. Fadz
- A short film that serves as a brilliant, illuminating, and humorous retrospective on the war by the post-war generation.
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Hope to see you at the film screenings! Here again is the link to sign up.
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