Hezbollah: The Chronicle of a Return Trailer

Hezbollah: The Chronicle of a Return Trailer (1998)

"Hezbollah: The Chronicle of a Return" 01 January 1998 Factual 52 mins

Documentary tracing Hezbollah’s emergence in southern Lebanon after years of Israeli occupation, focusing on its social base, resistance activities, and the return of displaced villagers.

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Cast

Hassan Nasrallah

as Hassan Nasrallah

Crew

Hady Zaccak

Director

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Hezbollah: The Chronicle of a Return Trailer

International Releases Dates

Lebanon 01 January 1998

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