From Kfar Roummane to Beirut, Stayha brings its community of artists carrying music, films, poetry, stories and native herbs while creating cultural bridges between the south and the capital in a context of war and displacement.
Zayed University collaboration at Saadiyat Foundation explores memory, belonging, and transformation through contemporary photography exhibitions alongside international artist Philippe Ducap.
Across Lebanon, the Cabriolet Film Festival transforms public spaces into free cinemas and cultural hubs celebrating short films and collective imagination.
Emmanuel Marre revisits 1940 France through his great-grandfather’s story, blurring memory, morality, and obedience in a Cannes-winning screenplay that questions how nations remember their darkest chapters.
A Lebanese makeup artist blends art, memory, and artificial intelligence to create a visual homage that celebrates cultural icons, peace, and the resilience of southern Lebanon’s border villages.
