Peer presents One Hundred Faces for a Single Day

Peer and the ICA present Christian Ghazi’s experimental film One Hundred Faces for a Single Day, preceded by Nancy el Hajj’s documentary about his work.

The screening is preceded by Nancy el Hajj’s 2011 documentary Theatre in the Cross of the Wind, about Ghazi’s work and influence. One Hundred Faces for a Single Day critiques the behaviour of Beirut’s elites during Lebanon’s Golden Age and is one of only two surviving early works by Ghazi. The event is presented as part of Dala Nasser’s Cemetery of Martyrs, a commission at Peer, in collaboration with Nottingham Contemporary and KM21.