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A Feeling Greater Than Love

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In her directorial debut, Mary Jirmanus Saba deals with a forgotten revolution, saving from oblivion bloodily suppressed strikes at Lebanese tobacco and chocolate factories. These events from the 1970s, which held the promise of a popular revolution and, with it, of women's emancipation were erased from collective memory by the country's civil wars. Rich in archival footage from Lebanon's militant cinema tradition, the film reconstructs the spirit of that revolt, asking of the past how we might transform the present.

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Panos Kotzathanasis Asian Movie Pulse "A Feeling Greater Than Love" is a very interesting documentary, both in its theme and its presentation, while it fulfills one of the major purposes of the medium, to remind and not let people forget. Apr 13, 2020 Full Review Diego Batlle Otroscines.com Between anecdotes, ideological differences, and much self-criticism, it provides a way of exorcising the internal demons and frustrations of those who sustained dreams and struggles that have vanished today. [Full Review in Spanish] Rated: 3.5/5 Oct 11, 2017 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis In her directorial debut, Mary Jirmanus Saba deals with a forgotten revolution, saving from oblivion bloodily suppressed strikes at Lebanese tobacco and chocolate factories. These events from the 1970s, which held the promise of a popular revolution and, with it, of women's emancipation were erased from collective memory by the country's civil wars. Rich in archival footage from Lebanon's militant cinema tradition, the film reconstructs the spirit of that revolt, asking of the past how we might transform the present.
Director
Mary Jirmanus Saba
Producer
Mary Jirmanus Saba, Lara Jirmanus
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Arabic