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Capernaum (2018) tells the story of a boy who sues his parents for neglect while in prison. Rio, I Love You (2014) is an anthology of ten tales set in Rio de Janeiro, featuring themes of faith. Where Do We Go Now? (2011) depicts village women uniting to prevent religious conflict. Homemade (2020) showcases a girl's imagination during lockdown.
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Year: 2018 | Runtime: 2h 6m | Age Rating: 15 (UK) | Genre(s): Coming-of-Age, Legal Drama, Psychological Drama, Drama
Synopsis: While serving a five-year sentence for a violent crime, a 12-year-old boy sues his parents for neglect, claiming they gave him life without providing for his well-being. The film explores the harsh realities of poverty and the struggles of marginalized children in Beirut.
Year: 2014 | Runtime: 1h 50m | Age Rating: 15 (UK) | Genre(s): Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Synopsis: An anthology film featuring ten short stories set in Rio de Janeiro. Nadine Labaki directed the segment “O Milagre” (The Miracle), which tells a poignant story of faith and hope.
Year: 2011 | Runtime: 1h 50m | Age Rating: 12 (UK) | Genre(s): Comedy, Drama
Synopsis: In a remote Lebanese village, women from both Christian and Muslim communities conspire to prevent a religious war from breaking out among the men. They employ various humorous and heartfelt tactics to maintain peace and unity.
Year: 2020 | Runtime: 7m | Age Rating: TV-MA (US) | Genre(s): Drama
Synopsis: Part of an anthology series filmed during the COVID-19 lockdown, Labaki’s segment, “Mayroun and the Unicorn,” features a young girl trapped in her father’s office who creates an imaginary world with her toy unicorn to escape reality.
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