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.
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
The 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.
LFFC Director Hay-Love Hadchiti Guest at the Morning Show on LBCI
LFFC Director Haylove Hadchiti featured as a guest on LBCI’s morning talk show. It was a pleasure to discuss and share this initiative to plant cedar tree gifted by the Shouf Biosphere Reserve.
City News presence on the Red Carpet event of the LFFC – The Lebanese Film Festival in Canada celebrates culture, shares it with a broader Canadian audience.
International Students Integration – Talk with Me. Grace Nehme, Moderated by Ms. Elsa Khalil
CONVERSATION WITH DIRECTOR ANNA FARR – LFFC24
Change-makers and Hyphenates i Change-makers and Hyphenates in the Lebanese Cinema – LFFCC2024n the Lebanese Cinema – LFFCC2024
“Women Voices: Lebanese Producers” – LFFC2024