Film by Christian Ghazi, Lebanon, 1969 -One hundred faces for a single day

Entering dramatic narration and documentary images, this pioneering film shows the struggle of communist militants of the Palestinian cause in Lebanon in the early 1970s. It is the only work that survived the destruction of the filmography of Christian Ghazi, who died in 2013. Of the 41 documentaries he made between 1964 and 1988, 40 were destroyed. His first 14 films were burned by censorship. Then in 1988, the others experienced the same fate, in the hands of a local militia. Only a 35 mm copy of one hundred faces for a single day remained saved abroad.