Lвђ™insulte (el Insulto) May 2026

: The film highlights how the Lebanese Civil War (1975–1990) continues to influence daily interactions and political identities in Lebanon.

: A stoic, dignified Palestinian refugee whose status in Lebanon is precarious, making him a target for institutional and verbal abuse.

: Kamel El Basha won the prestigious Volpi Cup for Best Actor for his performance as Yasser. L’insulte (El insulto)

: Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Oscars, a first for Lebanon.

: As the trial progresses, the case becomes a lightning rod for Lebanon's unresolved sectarian tensions, reopening wounds from the Lebanese Civil War and sparking riots in the streets. Key Characters : The film highlights how the Lebanese Civil

: A hot-headed Christian garage owner who remains haunted by his childhood experiences during the civil war.

: Explores how a single "trivial" comment can carry the weight of decades of ignored history and collective trauma. : Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at

: Yasser’s defense attorney and Wajdi’s daughter, representing a generational and ideological shift in the courtroom. Major Themes