SHORT FILM

Resurrection

08/05/2018

The filmmaker imagines Lebanese figures like the poet Khalil Hawi and the director Maroun Baghdadi who lost their lives for psychological or moral reasons, changing into ghosts or spectra and following him throughout the making of the film.

 

Director: Orwa Mokdad

D.O.P: Ahmad Traboulsi

Editing: Shadi Jaber

Music and Sound: Mohammad Seyam

 

Two years after the Lebanese General Security confiscated his passport, a filmmaker, returning from Aleppo to complete his first feature film, got stuck in Beirut. The filmmaker tries to finish his film but is unable to complete it because of the hard conditions he and thousands of Syrian refugees suffer from, sometimes even pushing them to commit physical or moral suicide.

 

The film is a letter from the filmmaker to his producer describing the hard conditions he is passing through and the various versions he imagines where reality mixes up with his concerns and imaginations, and where the borderlines between truth and illusions get lost. The filmmaker imagines Lebanese figures like the poet Khalil Hawi and the director Maroun Baghdadi who lost their lives for psychological or moral reasons, changing into ghosts or spectra and following him throughout the making of the film.

 

 

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