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Leaving Lebanon (2024)
As war rages outside the walls of their apartment in Beirut, Lebanon, a family strives to carry on with life as normal while finding a way to say goodbye to their home.
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As war rages outside the walls of their apartment in Beirut, Lebanon, a family strives to carry on with life as normal while finding a way to say goodbye to their home.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Sophia Youssef
In Theaters:2/6/2024
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Runtime:17 minutes
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