SVA Theatre - 333 W 23rd St, New York, NY
MIGUEL’S WAR
A Teddy Award-winning interpretation of a gay man’s past life during the Lebanese civil war
Description
U.S. Premiere.
In this Teddy Award winner from Berlinale, Miguel returns to Lebanon after 37 years to reflect on his experience growing up queer during the civil war. Having spent the years since leaving as an out gay man in Spain, Miguel is back to remember the relationships that shaped him as a son, lover, and soldier.
Director Eliane Raheb uses a mixed media approach to deconstruct the documentary form and pull the truth out of her unreliable narrator. In their collaborative effort to recreate, process and illuminate the past, MIGUEL’S WAR achieves a monumental new form of storytelling.
This film will be followed by a Q&A with Miguel Jelelaty Obeid
Closed Captioning will be available for the virtual screening of this film

Director
Eliane Raheb
Duration
129 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Venue
Streaming: October 15 - 26
In-Person: October 17 at 3PM (SVA - Beatrice)