Lebanon: Explosion of Anger: Stories of survivors ...Kuwait

A husband and wife sit on their sofa and make a joke. The scene is intimate; familiar, and universal. Abou Jawde, the husband, tells his wife Mortaja Haidar that he will take a donkey to work instead of driving. Obtaining fuel in 21st-century Lebanon has become an unaffordable and time-consuming ordeal. When the donkey is stubborn, he says, and doesn’t want to move. Neither will he. The couple laugh. "The hour-long feature tells the story of modern Lebanon through its people. Families, survivors, and victims share the most difficult, and in some cases the most intimate, moments of their life" Their laughter offers a moment of humorous relief in a movie do

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