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Hailav Hadchiti and Patricia Chamoun talk about their visit to Lebanon and behind the scenes of the celebration in the Barouk Cedars
On Appointment - with Hilaf Hadchiti and Patricia Chamoun about the role of the Lebanese Film Festival in supporting cultural identity
Cedar in the name of the "Lebanese Cinema in Canada" Festival in the Shouf Reserve
Canada" was planted in the Shouf Reserve, in appreciation of this festival that has been running for 8 years and has been traveling to several Canadian states, and will now be visiting South America and Mexico in particular.
In the presence of Minister of Information Ziad Makary, Lebanon's Ambassador to Canada Fadi Ziadeh, and the festival's organizers, the cedar was planted as a gesture of appreciation for the role of Lebanese cinema that continues despite all the difficulties.
Before the Covid crisis, cinema used to produce 15 films annually, which decreased to 4 after the crisis, and the Lebanese Film Festival in Canada continues to spread these films around the world and build a cultural bridge between Canada and Lebanon in support of Lebanese cinema.
A number of actors, directors, and producers participated in the celebration, who got to know together the largest reserve in Lebanon, which was the slogan of the festival for the year 2024
Planting a cedar tree as a gesture of appreciation for the role of Lebanese cinema that continues despite all difficulties
Canada" was planted in the Shouf Reserve, in appreciation of this festival that has been running for 8 years and has been traveling to several Canadian states, and will now be visiting South America and Mexico in particular.
In the presence of Minister of Information Ziad Makary, Lebanon's Ambassador to Canada Fadi Ziadeh, and the festival's organizers, the cedar was planted as a gesture of appreciation for the role of Lebanese cinema that continues despite all the difficulties.
Before the Covid crisis, cinema used to produce 15 films annually, which decreased to 4 after the crisis, and the Lebanese Film Festival in Canada continues to spread these films around the world and build a cultural bridge between Canada and Lebanon in support of Lebanese cinema.
A number of actors, directors, and producers participated in the celebration, who got to know together the largest reserve in Lebanon, which was the slogan of the festival for the year 2024
Lebanese cinema stars shine at a festival in America with Patricia Chamoun and Hailaf Hadchiti!
Film maker #Patricia_Chamoun and #Hailaf_Hadchiti talk about the festival that was successfully organized in the Canadian states and was accompanied by stars from the faces of Lebanese drama and cinema.
Details via the Sharaftouna program with Tamar Avakian and Diana Rizk via the Sharaftouna program on Alfa Channel today.
Lebanese Film Festival in Canada: Human Messages for Living Together
Under the slogan "Living Together Through the Seventh Art" and in the heart of Canada, a red carpet for Lebanese films is being rolled out as part of a project that began eight years ago entitled "Lebanese Film Festival in Canada". It is now landing first in Montreal and will move to the other Canadian provinces successively, carrying with it 7 feature films, 2 documentaries and 21 short films, accompanied by workshops, seminars and meetings with prominent names in the film industry, and with a tribute to the artists Badih Abi Chakra, Rita Hayek and Canadian Maxime Roy. Its mission is defined as "drawing attention to Lebanese cinema and films and raising their status, with the aim of celebrating them and contributing to their development in Lebanon and around the world", and through its vision that "the history and spirit of the nation are reflected in its culture through art. One of these art forms is storytelling through film, which opens the door to artistic exchange, mutual cooperation and understanding".
The Lebanese Film Festival in Canada is in full swing in Montreal
The eighth edition of the Lebanese Film Festival in Canada (FFLC) kicked off last Saturday at the Henry Foss Pavilion at Concordia University in Montreal, with the film Hardabasht by Mohammad Dayekh.
The festival continues until June 6 with the screening of 9 feature films, including 2 documentaries, and 22 short films, including 14 documentaries.
Lebanese Film Festival in Canada: Lebanese Cinema as a Unifying Language for Cultures
he Lebanese Film Festival in Canada kicked off under the slogan “Living Together Through the Seventh Art” on Saturday evening, June 1, 2024, at the Concordia University campus in downtown Montreal, with an opening ceremony sponsored by the Lebanese Consul in Montreal, Antoine Eid, and attended by Lebanese, Arab and Canadian artistic and media figures.
The 8th edition of the Lebanese Film Festival kicks off in Canada, honoring artists Rita Hayek and Badih Abou Chacra
National - The activities of the "Lebanese Film Festival" in Canada LFFC / FFLC kicked off in its eighth session, which began in Montreal, and carried the slogan "Living Together Through the Seventh Art", by honoring the Lebanese artists Rita Hayek and Badih Abu Chakra, who arrived from Lebanon to participate in this artistic event, on the campus of Concordia University.
Badih Abou Chacra and Rita Hayek honored at the "Lebanese Film Festival in Canada"
From the campus of Concordia University, in downtown Montreal, the activities of the “Lebanese Film Festival in Canada” kicked off on Saturday evening, June 1, under the patronage of the Consul General of Lebanon, Antoine Eid, and in the presence of the festival’s director and founder, Hi Love Hadchiti, the festival’s director of business development and legal affairs, Patricia Chamoun, and the festival’s co-founder and programming director, Sam Lahoud, in addition to the presence of a large number of artistic, media and cultural figures from Lebanon, the Arab world and of Canadian origin.
