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The Lebanon Project - A Summer Camp for People With Disabilities

201743 minHD★ 8.0Society & Politics
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This documentary follows a summer camp in Lebanon for people with disabilities, a community too often overlooked in a country scarred by war. Each year European volunteers arrive to form friendships with the members and help rekindle their spirit and joy. Focusing on the beginning and end of a four-week program, the film captures the bonds that form across cultures. A heartfelt watch for anyone interested in disability, Lebanon, and the power of human connection. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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