The documentary 'Return' focuses on the return of Lebanese families to their homes in southern Lebanon after the ceasefire is established. The first episode of this five-part series will air at 12 PM on Saturday, November 9, and narrates the story of individuals who, despite enduring the hardships of war, have decided to return to their homeland.
Human stories from the heart of war
The camera of the documentary 'Return' goes among Lebanese families and engages in conversation with them. This documentary examines the situation of families who return to their cities and villages after the fragile ceasefire with the Israeli regime. Many of these families have lost loved ones in the path of resistance and now face new challenges.
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Heroes of their homeland
Part of the documentary is dedicated to conversations with individuals who have never been willing to leave their land and homeland despite the war. These individuals have heroically and bravely remained in their homes and continued their lives. Special footage of the war's impact and the destruction left by the Israelis in southern Lebanon is also included in this documentary.
Each episode of this series is dedicated to conversations with several families and aims to depict their daily lives. These narratives not only reflect the damages of war but also showcase the hope and determination of these families to return to a normal life.
The documentary series 'Return' airs one episode each week, with the first episode airing on Saturday, November 9, at 12 PM. Additionally, reruns of this documentary will be available on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
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