Lebanon at night
Synopsis
The film revolves around a young man who writes a letter to his girlfriend before committing suicide. During this, the film's narrator tries to convince the young man to change his mind. During the events, this dramatic line is linked to another, more A panoramic view of the lifestyle in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, where the film tours various nightclubs to witness the various artistic and entertainment performances they perform.
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