Hasan Hamzeh

Venture into the memories and turbulences of an old man to find out why he is in such a lonely state. From work experience to his rocky romance with Jana. Welcome to Anas's Mind Palace.

A young woman returns home from her studies to find both her country and her art in a state of exile. Based on the novel by Zabel Yesayan.

Wanting a better life for herself and her child, Amani decides to flee Lebanon. Her journey unravels impossible choices and sacrifices only a Mother can make.

Sham is constantly writing letters and stacking them on her desk. She has to live two lives: A journey is filled with self-love, acceptance, and peace, and another is filled with misery and self-doubt. Will she send the letters, or will they stay unsent?

A young boy’s whimsical friendship unveils a journey of exploration and the fleeting wonder of youth.

A young woman navigates the corridors of her past, exploring the chambers of her memories.

A daughter longing for freedom, and a mother longing for inner peace. But how do those two clash?

A coming-of-age story about two former childhood friends attempting to make amends following a fight. As their conversation progresses, one of them has to mature in order to reconcile with her friend as well as herself.

Ismail & Yosra an aging couple have fallen into the routine of marriage that complicates their daily lives. Until one day when a leaking ceiling makes Yosra leave for good.

A comedic mockumentary following a seemingly charming politician running for parliamentary elections in Lebanon. A documentary crew follow him throughout the day as part of his campaign and as the day goes on, his true colors reveal themselves to the public.

A group of friends go to a house in the woods to play a game only for them to find themselves in it.

Issam flees into the desolate valley after a violent confrontation with the mayor, who had shot his cat. He takes refuge in an abandoned cabin, where his old friend Raafat offers to help until tensions pass. Issam’s relentless anger at the mayor’s tyranny clashes with Raafat’s cautious pragmatism. The story reflects the tension between two opposing forces in society—the disruptive but righteous and the silent but complicit—and the cost of choosing either path.