Maram: Between Shadow & Light follows a Syrian refugee girl’s harrowing journey over four years, revealing the personal toll of displacement and Lebanon’s gender-biased laws against the backdrop of war.

Nour, a 13-year-old left stateless after her mother’s murder, exposing how Lebanon’s gender-biased laws strip children of citizenship. Set against a backdrop of corruption, patriarchy, and impunity, it’s a poignant tale of survival and unexpected solidarity.

The Spiral is an experimental film exploring the struggle between longing for change and fearing it, revealing the self-imposed illusions that keep us subdued. It portrays the paradox of wanting freedom while resisting it, captured in the image of “one hand lifting the blindfold, the other holding it down.”

Maram is a short documentary about an 12-year-old Syrian refugee who sells flowers on Hamra Street in Beirut, revealing her life, struggles, and dreams. Her story highlights the urgent need for free, accessible education for all children in Lebanon.

Jessica, a freelance photographer, returns to Syria after three years of war to document the conflict’s devastating impact. Through striking images and activists’ testimonies, she exposes the suffering endured under Bashar Al Assad’s regime.

La Charte des Distractions is an award-winning documentary exploring the impact of Quebec’s proposed Bill 60 on freedom of belief. It amplifies the voices of religious minorities, sparking dialogue on tolerance, diversity, and the protection of fundamental rights.

Dérives examines police abuses and media bias during Quebec’s 2012 Printemps érable protests, where arrests tripled in six months. Through testimonies, it exposes deep-rooted institutional corruption and calls for independent inquiry.