January to June 2024
16 films spread over 38 screenings, 10 lectures, 23 speakers and 3 exhibitions at
Al Rabita el Sakafia – Tripoli, Archaeological Museum – AUB, Bathish Auditorium – AUB, Bibliothèque Orientale de Beyrouth – USJ, Center for Art & Humanities – AUB, Centre de Lecture et d’Animation Culturelle – Bint Jbeil, Atelier Samih Zaatar – Zgharta, Gibran Museum – Becharre, Hammana Artist House, Ishbilia Theater – Saida, Municipality of Zahle – Zahlé.
15 April – 3 June 2024
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May 2024
News…
Monday 4 March, BAFF organizers launched the International Women’s Day celebrations at the USJ Oriental Library with a double panel about Women & Photography. From New York City, Immy Humes, Oscar nominated documentary filmmaker, producer, and author, shared stories & group portraits of remarkable women over 20 countries and 100 years, from her book The Only Woman (Phaidon 2023). From Beirut City, Dr. Ghada Waked held a Q&A and shared photos of remarkable women who made their way in Lebanon patriarcal society.
In a second panel, Dr. Ghada Waked held a discussion with 11 women photographers, working in Lebanon…
From October 1 to December 30, 2023, the Beirut Art Film Festival – BAFF, in partnership with Ministry of Education and Higher Education and with the support of Association Philippe Jabre, invited all schools across Lebanon to watch the film La bataille du cèdre, at schools or at the USJ Oriental Library… read more >>>
Schools that wish to participate into this program next edition, from October 1 – December 30, 2024, can already register by sending an email to schools@bafflebanon.org
During a ceremony organized at the Belgian Embassy in Beirut on 11 December 2023, under the patronage of His Majesty the King of Belgium and the Belgian Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Alice Mogabgab, artistic director and founder of the Beirut Art Film Festival – BAFF, received from His Excellency Koen Vervaeke, ambassador of Belgium to Lebanon, the honorary distinction of Knight of the Order of Leopold. The ceremony, which took place in the presence of 200 guests, honored 12 political, business and social figures in Lebanon.