وحدن

The film explores the lives of individuals living in isolation within Lebanese society, specifically focusing on those who are confined to their homes due to various circumstances. It delves into their personal narratives, their struggles with loneliness, and their unique ways of coping with their seclusion. The documentary offers a poignant look at the invisible walls that trap people and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of profound isolation.

The documentary "وحدن" (Alone) received critical acclaim for its sensitive and insightful portrayal of marginalized individuals in Lebanon. Critics lauded its empathetic approach, raw honesty, and its ability to bring to light often-overlooked social issues. The film was recognized for its powerful storytelling and its contribution to understanding the complexities of isolation within the Lebanese context.

• Praised for its profound empathy and intimate focus on isolated individuals.

• Commended for its courageous exploration of seldom-seen social realities in Lebanon.

• Recognized for its stark, yet hopeful, depiction of human resilience.

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Awarded the Jury Prize at the FIDMarseille International Film Festival (2018).

Director Joelle Chehab spent a significant amount of time with her subjects, building trust and rapport to capture their stories authentically, often in their private spaces.