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A GroundTruth Production in association with 3 Generations. A film by the Scott Sisters.
The Guardian
★★★★
CineVue
★★★★★
The Upcoming
★★★★★
"This is a moving, galvanising work that tackles this horrific humanitarian crisis with a fresh eye and ear." Leslie Felperin - The Guardian ★★★★
'If anyone needs human faces in order to give a shit about what's going on in Syria, this film is the answer. You see the light gradually extinguish in people's eyes. And yet, they continue. The resilience and courage is inspiring and heartbreaking. Fine work by Sophia Scott and Georgia Scott.' Nan Bauer - Mubi ★★★★★
'If smiles were passports, Sheikh Abdo would be free to travel anywhere. The refugee crisis truly is, as Fritz says, a "scandal" and this film does a great job of portraying that reality.' thelastronaut - Mubi ★★★★★
Upcoming Screenings:
Cinema Nova Screening, Brussels, 20th May 2018
Past Screenings:
World Premiere Official selection Human Rights Watch Film Festival, London, 17th March
First Outreach Screening - Chatham House, London, 25th April
Theatrical release - Bertha DocHouse, London, from 19th May - 1st June
North America Premiere - HRW Film Festival New York, 15th and 18th June
Outreach screening - PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, 14th August
Lebanese Film Festival (LFF Sydney, Australia), 2nd September
Outreach Youth Screening - Wellington College, Berkshire, 27th September
Strode Theatre, Somerset, 10th October
SOAS Screening, London, 11th October
UNSPOKEN Human Rights Conference, Utica, New York, 20th October
Festival Des Libertés BXL Laïque, Brussels, 27th October
Syria Film Festival, Ontario, Canada, 12th November
Echoes Of One World, Washington DC, 14th November
University of Westminster, London, 23rd November
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, Geneva, 5th December
'This Human World' - International Human Rights Film Festival, Vienna, 6th December
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, Buenos Aires, December 7th
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, Warsaw, 7th December
7th Edition of 'Eu Human Rights Film Days', Ankara, 8th December
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, Budapest, 8th December
7th Edition of 'EU Human Rights Film Days', Istanbul, 9th December
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, San Salvador, 12th December
Let's Art Festival, Brussels, 16th December
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, India, 16th December
IOM Global Migration Festival, Paris, 18th December
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, Talinn, 18th December
IOM Global Migration Film Festival, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 20th December
Opening night film - Human Rights Watch Film Festival, Amsterdam, 2nd February 2018
Canadian Embassy Screening - New York, 6th February 2018
Human Right Watch Screening - Metropolis Cinema, Beirut, 19th February 2018
Humanity House Screening - The Hague, the Netherlands, 5th May 2018
“Lost in Lebanon reminds us – at a time when we desperately need reminding – that Syrian refugees are not just numbers or faceless crowds. This intimate portrayal of their difficult choices captured in Lost in Lebanon reminds us of what is at stake in the refugee debate today. It is essential viewing at a time when everyone seems to be talking about Syria but no one is talking about Syrians anymore.”