Search: Starring Nadine Labaki

Mouaness has a better handle on the ins and out of school life and love than he does the bigger picture.

Combining the serious and the cheerful, Bosta portrays both the beauty and the problems of Lebanese society.

You might notice the elegance of composition while knowing that the place contains so much human suffering.

The story of five women working in and around a Beirut beauty salon may not, at first glance, seem especially intriguing, but Caramel is something special.

It's so scattershot that one finds oneself inventing titles for the 'stories' within the anthology.

A highly mannered approach, a staccato script and deliberate emotional distance mean that the drama never really comes alive, but the whole thing looks and sounds divine.

Labaki manages to get across a view of life that is not predominant in cinematic stories, without making it seem like an agenda.