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It's About Time| 13mins
Director: Pierre Dawalibi | Producer: Pierre Dawalibi
Focus Years: 2006 | Country: Lebanon
Subject Tags: belief, governance, lebanon, middle east, peace, politics, religion
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
A subjective documentary covering 30 years of war and post-war in Lebanon. It first highlights the real mistakes of the Lebanese people throughout the Syrian and Israeli occupations by going back to every battle since 1975 and showing the intentions behind each. Then, with 2D animation, it invites the Lebanese to make an internal revolution against greed within, which has been the real mistake throughout. The film ends with a question of whether Lebanon will ever be independent, and leaves the answer to the youth.
It's About Time | 13mins

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