Night is Day

About This Movie

Night is Day captures a raw, visceral journey through Lebanon's recent history, from the initial sparks of hope during the uprising to the shadowy aftermath. The documentary doesn't shy away from the intimate pain that follows collective movements, leaning heavily on a personal narrative style that draws you in. The pacing feels almost meditative at times, contrasting with the chaos outside, which adds to the heaviness of the themes explored. There's a stark honesty in the visuals, almost like a diary of the nation’s soul. It's not just about the events, but how they ripple through individual lives, begging the question of cinema’s role in processing such profound change. Unique in its approach, it feels less like a documentary and more like an emotional experience.

Examines the evolution of hope to despair · Unique intimate narrative style · Reflects on cinema's role in social movements