All 10 Nada Abou Farhat Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Nada Abou Farhat’s cinematic masterpieces! In this captivating roundup, we’ll be showcasing some of her standout movies that have left audiences spellbound. From heartwarming dramas to gripping thrillers, this article promises to take you on an unforgettable journey through the filmography of this exceptional talent.
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1. Bosta (2005)
Bosta” is a uniquely powerful musical drama set in the vibrant city of Beirut, Lebanon. The film follows the story of Kamal Maf’ouss, played by Rodney El Haddad. Fifteen years prior, Kamal had been forced to flee Beirut following a traumatic explosion that took the lives of his parents. Now, he has returned to Lebanon with newfound purpose, after becoming a renowned composer and choreographer in France. However, Beirut is a dramatically changed place, no longer the home he remembered.
2. Under the Bombs (2007)
Under the Bombs, “ released in 2008, is a poignant drama set in the aftermath of Israel’s 2006 bombardment of Lebanon. The film centers around a courageous woman who ventures into the devastated region in search of her long-lost sister and son. Convincing a local taxi driver to embark on a risky journey around the scarred landscape, this gritty romance unfolds amidst the destruction of war.
3. My Last Valentine in Beirut in 3D (2012)
My Last Valentine in Beirut in 3D is a unique and fantastical comedy that follows the true story of a character caught between reality and fiction. Set against the enchanting backdrop of Beirut, the film explores the themes of love, identity, and the pursuit of happiness.
4. Stable Unstable (2013)
Stable Unstable” is an intriguing Lebanese-Qatari comedy-drama film that premiered in 2014. Set in an apartment building in Beirut, this thought-provoking film follows the lives of seven characters as they visit their psychologist on the last day of the year. Each character embarks on a journey of self-reflection, grappling with the defining moments of their lives and confronting the challenges faced by those they love. The interwoven narratives offer a unique perspective on the human condition, with humor interspersed throughout the emotional drama.
5. Void (2013)
Void” is a poignant and heart-wrenching drama depicting the lives of six Lebanese women who are awaiting the return of their missing family members, who disappeared during the Civil War. On the eve of a crucial sit-in at the Beirut Parliament Square, these women find themselves protesting for the renewal of their loved ones’ cases and delve deeper into their personal struggles, their relationships, and their hopes as they strive for answers and closure.
6. Yalla Aa’belkon: Single, Married, Divorced (2014)
Step into the world of four dynamic women in their late 30s, navigating the challenges of single life in their Lebanese society. In the comedy-romance film “Yalla Aa’belkon: Single, Married, Divorced, “ viewers will follow the characters as they face the mounting pressure from society to settle down and find husbands.
7. Neswen (2014)
Neswen, “ a comedic family film from Lebanon released in 2014, tackles serious issues such as extremism and social prejudice through the lens of sexism and gender equality. The movie follows the story of a middle-aged man, who unwillingly becomes an advocate for women’s rights.
8. Yalla 3a2belkon Chabeb (2016)
Yalla 3a2belkon Chabeb” is a captivating Lebanese comedy-drama-romance film that delves into the complexities of modern relationships. With a runtime of 1 hour and 58 minutes, the movie showcases the struggle of men in finding love, respect, and adhering to principles and values.
9. The Other Side of November (2016)
The Other Side of November” delves into the heart of human emotions and decisions. The film, set in Canada, is a drama by director Maryanne Zéhil, who also penned the story. The movie stars Pascale Bussières, David La Haye, and Arsinée Khanjian, who skillfully bring their characters to life.
10. Damascus Under Fire (2018)
Damascus Under Fire” (2018), known as “Be Vaghte Sham” in its original Iranian title, is a nail-biting action-packed drama that delivers an edge-of-your-seat experience. Set against the backdrop of the Syrian conflict, it follows the courageous journey of two Iranian pilots who are on a mission to save innocent people trapped in a small Syrian city.