Sector Zero

Sector Zero delves into the history of Karantina, using it as a metaphor for Lebanon's broader societal issues. The film examines how the Lebanese people confront their traumas and the implications of denying their past. Through this exploration, it sheds light on the darker aspects of modern Lebanon’s collective memory.

With a runtime of 64 minutes, the film presents a unique perspective that is both personal and political. Directed by Nadim Mishlawi, who also stars in the film, Sector Zero moves beyond mere documentation to offer a thought-provoking narrative. It encourages viewers to confront the parts of themselves and their history that are often overlooked or forgotten.