Dirty, Difficult, Dangerous

Dirty, Difficult, Dangerous

(c) Intramovies

VERDICT: Paris-based Lebanese filmmaker Wissam Charaf's second feature takes a delicately droll and deadpan approach in depicting social malaise in Beirut, as seen by a migrant Ethiopian maid and a bomb-surviving Syrian refugee.

Mention films about refugees in Lebanon, and the mind inevitably conjures up images of gritty drama
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