66 Days (2026)

In the quiet village of Bazouriye, deep in southern Lebanon, *66 Days* traces filmmaker Joude Bazzoun’s emotional homecoming after she watched Israel’s 2024 assault on her country unfold from a distance. Returning to her roots, she sits down with her family for heartfelt exchanges that slowly reveal the deep personal toll the war has taken on them. Woven through the narrative are the timeless rituals of a card game and shared meals, grounding the film in the power of memory and inherited customs. More than a chronicle of loss, *66 Days* stands as a gentle but fierce act of defiance—refusing to let silence erase the family’s legacy, while honoring the unbreakable, joyful spirit that thrives in the simplest of traditions.