Tripoli, Quiet

The film presents a brief yet impactful story, running for 15 minutes. Within this time, it delves into the dynamic between the cab driver and his silent passenger, highlighting the unexpected moments that arise in a bustling city.

As a short film, Tripoli, Quiet offers a focused narrative experience, making it suitable for collectors of unique international works. The film's themes of silence and interaction in urban life resonate with audiences looking for depth in concise storytelling.

Directed by a woman, Daniel Garcia, this film also adds to the representation of female directors in cinema. Collectors may find the exploration of everyday life in Lebanon through this lens to be a compelling addition to their collection.