MIGUEL'S WAR
by Eliane Raheb
synopsis
Miguel’s War portrays a sensitive but self-destructive Lebanese man, strongly oppressed by society all through his youth. In 1982 he decides to participate in Lebanon’s civil war to find a place within society and to prove his family that he can fight like a «real man». He fails. Traumatised by his experiences and haunted by an eternal feeling of guilt and shame, Miguel leaves to Spain. It’s only now – more than 30 years after leaving Lebanon – that Miguel is willing to confront himself and the ghosts from his past to finally find emotional balance.
| international title: | Miguel's War |
| original title: | Miguel's War |
| country: | Lebanon, Germany, Spain |
| year: | 2021 |
| genre: | documentary |
| directed by: | Eliane Raheb |
| film run: | 90' |
| screenplay: | Eliane Raheb |
| cinematography by: | Bassem Fayad |
| film editing: | Eliane Raheb |
| producer: | Eliane Raheb, Margot Haiböck, Lissi Muschol, Felipe Lage Coro |
| production: | Kabinett Filmproduktion, Zeitun Films, Itar Productions (LB) |

























