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Not Scared, Just Sad (2025) | Slate

Not Scared, Just Sad

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Not Scared, Just Sad

Turning the camera on her family and surroundings in Beirut during the recent Israeli bombings of the city, Isabelle Mecattaf captures the jarring coexistence of regular life with the relentless shock and grief of living on the periphery of war.

Released: 2025
Runtime: 18m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Lebanon

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