Programs
International Competition
Miguel's War
ミゲルの戦争
Director: Eliane Raheb
LEBANON, SPAIN, GERMANY 2021 128min
with Japanese & English subtitles
Online Screenings
1st Screening Oct 08 [Fri] 16:30 -
- Running time
- Oct 08 [Fri] 16:30 - 18:38
- End of Streaming Time
- Oct 08 [Fri] 19:38
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2nd Screening Oct 11 [Mon] 18:00 -
- Running time
- Oct 11 [Mon] 18:00 - 20:08
- End of Streaming Time
- Oct 11 [Mon] 21:08
*Please make sure to check your viewing environment before purchasing a ticket. You can watch the "Trial Video" for free to see if it plays without any problems.
※ Please complete your viewing by the end of the streaming time, as you will not be able to view the work after this time. (Even if you are in the middle of watching, it will become unavailable.)
- Q&A
- Oct 11 [Mon] 20:18 -
- Speakers (Subject to change)
- Eliane Raheb(Director)
* The Q&A session will be live-streamed at the scheduled time. Click this "Watch Q&A" button and you will be directed to a zoom event.
* Registration of your name and email address will be necessary to join the Q&A.
* The Q&A is scheduled for 30-40 minutes.
* Capacity is 500.
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After watching the film, click this button once to go to the ballot and cast your vote.
A gay man from Lebanon who goes by the name Miguel. Through a plethora of methods, including animation and fiction, the film searches into the complex inner workings of Miguel’s mind, delving into the dark memories of his childhood and the scars he bears from the trauma of Lebanon’s Civil War. The latest work from the director of Those Who Remain (YIDFF 2017).