The Lebanon Project – A summer camp for people with disabilities

The documentary tells the captivating story of a summer camp nestled high up in the Lebanese mountains, where a group of European volunteers forms deep and meaningful friendships with people with mental and physical disabilities from Beirut. In a country scarred by war where people with disabilities are all too often an afterthought, the film shows the impact of this extraordinary project on the participants and the wider community.

Through compelling and heartwarming scenes, viewers witness the joy and sense of purpose that the participants find during the four-week camp. The film takes us on a journey of shared experiences, where cultural differences are surpassed by bonds of genuine compassion and understanding. The project operates on a scale that just keeps on growing, providing a unique opportunity to reignite life in individuals who have been increasingly marginalized. Don’t miss this inspiring and uplifting documentary.