Filmmaker and journalist Daizy Gedeon leads us on a powerful and personal journey behind the mask of lies and deception and into the heart of Lebanon, deep into the historic and psychological causes behind the erosion and destruction of Lebanon, once a battleground and breeding ground for terrorists and violent militias, and still a focal point of controversy in the tumultuous Middle East.
GLOBAL LAUNCH
WORLD PREMIERE – Cannes International Film Festival
ENOUGH! Lebanon’s Darkest Hour is a documentary film that sheds light on the catastrophic events that occurred in Lebanon in 2020, including the devastating explosion in Beirut’s port. The film features interviews with survivors and eyewitnesses of the tragedy, as well as with experts who offer insights into the underlying causes of the crisis. The film’s World Premiere at the Marche du Cannes, held at the Cannes International Film Festival in 2021, was a major milestone for the filmmakers and the entire crew. It provided a platform to showcase the film to a global audience and receive valuable feedback from industry professionals.
Sydney, Australian Premiere
ENOUGH! Lebanon’s Darkest Hour has been widely acclaimed for its courageous confrontation of the institutions and individuals that are maintaining the endemic system of corruption across Lebanon and which have directly resulted in one of the most devastating falls from grace of any country. The strength and power of the film saw celebrities, personalities, political figures and sporting greats participate in a glamorous and star-studded premiere in Sydney on humanitarian message, and the premiere in Sydney was a resounding success. Many famous personalities from the world of cinema, art, and culture attended the premiere and were moved by the film’s powerful storytelling.
April 9th, 2022
Lebanon, Avant Premiere
The film broke all records and history premiering in all cinemas across the country synchronised at the same time, 3pm Beirut, with nine time zones around the world that watched a virtual global premiere of the film, with cities from Los Angeles to Toronto, New York, to Mexico City, Sao Paulo to Paris, London to Dubai, turning in in solidarity to a star-studded event that saw the biggest names in Lebanese arts, culture, film and media, politics, business and the aristocracy, attend the avant premiere and participate in a Live Q&A live streamed to audiences around the world. The film’s compelling revelations resulted in tens of thousands of people making the decision to vote and vote for Change in the May 2022 elections.
GALLERY
Fair AND FREE LEBANON
Story
ENOUGH!'s screenings around Lebanon played a significant role in the formation of the Fair and Free Lebanon Foundation. The film's message of peace, democracy, and hope has resonated deeply with the audience, and it has inspired many to come together and create positive change.
FFLF’s Mission
FFLF Dream for Lebanon
Fair and Free Lebanon Foundation’s dream for Lebanon is a united, stable, and prosperous nation where every citizen has equal opportunities to thrive.
This dream is built on the foundation of respect for equality, fairness, the rule of law, and a commitment to creating a better future for all Lebanese
