A 4-mile stretch of the Green Line divided east and west Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, marking a boundary of conflict and hardship.
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A 4-mile stretch of the Green Line divided east and west Beirut during the Lebanese civil war, marking a boundary of conflict and hardship.
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Synopsis
Beirut's Green Line marked the division between east and west during the Lebanese civil war. Bahij Hojeij's documentary examines life along this boundary from 1975 to 1990. It provides personal stories of residents affected by the conflict. The film depicts the physical and emotional toll of the war. The Green Line became a powerful symbol of division in the city. Through interviews and historical context, the documentary portrays the lasting impact of the civil war on Beirut’s inhabitants.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of the Lebanese civil war on Beirut's residents.
- Meet individuals affected by the Green Line division.
- Find out how the civil war shaped urban life in Beirut.
Did You Know
- The documentary was directed by Bahij Hojeij in 1998.
- The film has a duration of 33 minutes.
- It features interviews with residents from both sides of the Green Line.
- The documentary is available in Arabic, English, and French.
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Who directed the documentary 'The Green Line'?
The documentary 'The Green Line' was directed by Bahij Hojeij.
What year was 'The Green Line' released?
'The Green Line' was released in 1998.
What languages are available in the documentary 'The Green Line'?
The documentary is available in Arabic, English, and French.
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