Minerva

The film tells the story of Minerva, who was severely impacted by the Beirut Port Explosion on August 4th. After her death eight days later, her son Joseph navigates the bureaucratic maze to honor her memory, facing a system that fails to acknowledge her as a victim. The narrative highlights the emotional turmoil of a son grappling with loss while confronting the inefficacies of a society that neglects its own.

With its focus on personal loss and societal indifference, Minerva provides a unique perspective on a tragic event that shook Beirut. The short runtime allows for a concentrated reflection on the themes of memory and justice. Collectors may find significance in its exploration of contemporary issues, as well as its format availability on DVD, making it a tangible piece of modern storytelling.