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Lebanese Cinema Finds Its Voice

Lebanese filmmakers are gaining recognition at international festivals. From independent documentaries to bold dramas, cinema from Lebanon continues to highlight personal stories and national struggles. Directors often use film to explore themes of memory, migration, and resilience. Recent screenings abroad have shown that Lebanon’s film industry, though modest, has a powerful global voice.
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Protecting Heritage Sites for the Future

Lebanon is home to countless treasures, from Roman temples to Ottoman-era theatres. In recent years, organizations like UNESCO have partnered with local groups to restore key cultural sites in Beirut, including the Grand Theatre and the Mar Mikhael train station. These efforts protect Lebanon’s identity while giving hope to future generations. In a country facing […]
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Sep

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By Our Lady of Lebanon, Saint Antonios No Comments

Revitalization of Cultural Heritage Amidst Challenges

Lebanon is witnessing a resurgence in preserving and celebrating its cultural heritage. The National Museum of Beirut unveiled the Nuhad Es-Said Pavilion for Culture, showcasing Lebanon’s rich history through curated exhibitions. Furthermore, UNESCO is spearheading the restoration of iconic cultural sites in Beirut, including the Mar Mikhael train station and the Grand Theatre, signaling a […]
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Sep

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By Our Lady of Lebanon, Religious No Comments

Social Change Through Dance and Performance

In Beirut, dancer Alexandre Paulikevitch is challenging societal norms by performing in traditionally feminine attire, advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and broader social justice causes. Despite facing threats from conservative groups, his sold-out performances highlight the resilience of Lebanon’s queer community and the role of art in social activism.
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