Why is Lebanon doing so badly? What broke in the Land of the Cedars for this nation, once so prosperous and abundant, to now find itself in financial, political and probably moral bankruptcy? Hostage to the Middle East, Lebanon remains a concentration of all the problems and all the violence that are working in the region. It is a tiny country on maps, but immense on the geopolitical atlas. Today, drained of blood, Lebanon nevertheless still fascinates, notably for its propensity to constantly reinvent itself, and to reveal to the Arab world the underground forces that are working on it.
Directed by Alfred de Montesquiou