South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege (1976)
The cease-fire declared on October 21, 1976, gave the Fedayeen the opportunity to reclaim this area—Fatah territory until it was abandoned in 1970—from the right wing militia. But Syrians and Israelis joined together to neutralise this Palestinian “autonomous force” and imposed a siege on two Lebanese frontier villages, Hanine and Kfarchouba, before attacking them.
Director: Jocelyne Saab
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 15 min
Release Date: January 1, 1976
Country: France, Lebanon, Palestinian Territory
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege about?
- The cease-fire declared on October 21, 1976, gave the Fedayeen the opportunity to reclaim this area—Fatah territory until it was abandoned in 1970—from the right wing militia. But Syrians and Israelis joined together to neutralise this Palestinian “autonomous force” and imposed a siege on two Lebanese frontier villages, Hanine and Kfarchouba, before attacking them.
- Who directed South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege?
- South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege was directed by Jocelyne Saab.
- How long is South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege?
- South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege has a runtime of 15m (15 minutes).
- What genre is South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege?
- South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege is a Documentary film.
- Where was South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege produced?
- South Lebanon: The Story of a Village Under Siege was produced in France, Lebanon, Palestinian Territory.