“Papicha” Film Review: Fighting for Fashion
In some ways, Papicha tells a familiar story of girlhood in the 1990s — sneaking out, bonding with […]
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“Monsieur Lazhar” (2011) Film Review: Collective Grief and Cultural Difference
Monsieur Lazhar, nominated for best foreign language film at the 2012 Academy Awards, explores the trust it takes
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“Incendies” Film Review: Time Travel Through a Mysterious Past to Heal Generational Wounds
“Childhood is a knife stuck in your throat.” The notary read aloud Nawal Marwan’s last words encapsulated in
“Costa Brava, Lebanon” Film Review: Trying to Escape Toxicity
Costa Brava, Lebanon opens with a title card that reads, “Lebanon, in the near future.” Yet, although the
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“Caramel” Film Review: A Sweet Glimpse into the Lives of Lebanese Women
A rhythmic trill pierces through the Si Belle beauty salon. Jamale (Gisèle Aouad) cups her hand and raises
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