The Sea

Year: 2003

Runtime: 109 min

Language: French

Director: Baltasar Kormákur

Drama

Under the glow of a full moon, Najwa and Mansour journey to Beirut, drawn by rumors of a captivating woman residing across the sea. Simultaneously, Selim, a solitary lighthouse keeper, diligently maintains his post, symbolizing resilience and the importance of human bonds against the backdrop of a changing world. His quiet dedication reflects the enduring spirit of the coastal community.

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