“The Great Lebanese People: A Satirical Film on the Current Economic Crisis”

In light of the deteriorating economic conditions we live in in Lebanon, we search for things that will take us away from the concerns of this country, such as watching comedy films or going on recreational trips.
A new film will be shown in cinemas under the title “The Great Lebanese People”, but the actors and director of this film are unknown and the date of its release has not been determined, but we will provide some details.
This film talks about a country and a people that do not exist on this planet, a people who demand the fight against corruption, and it is one of its pillars because those who store medicines, gasoline and other subsidized materials are not politicians.
On the other hand, there is only one category, which is limited-income people, so how? When we ask the rich how they spend their money, most of them claim poverty and suffering, and it is even funny that some of them are waiting to get a living or subsistence such as food and medicine for free. A report on the Al-Mada website indicates that six billionaires hold Lebanese citizenship.
What is funny about this film is the large number of reports received from the World Bank or others, which indicate that this crisis is unprecedented. The reality does not mean that the congestion on the roads and shops, not to mention the full reservations for restaurants and hotels, raises doubts about the Lebanon crisis.
This is the people who descended from all over the country when the Minister of Communications at the time, Muhammad Choucair, decided to increase 6 dollars on the WhatsApp application in 2019, but in 2023, when inflation reached very high rates, and we do not forget that the dollar reached 140 thousand pounds, we did not witness any Movement or protests in the regions, and some celebrate when it rises or falls.
Also, one of the most famous scenes of this movie is the appearance of queues at the stations, or what is known as queues of humiliation, waiting and holding sessions to chat about the situation as if they were in a coffee shop, as well as the high rate of unemployment.
The idiocy in the matter is that for every event, even if it is a trivial thing, social networking sites are fined for it under the pretext of creating content or gaining fans, and also people claim that they are the smartest on earth and they cannot provide solutions to the crisis that the nation suffers from, but they live on the money of expatriates.
In the end, this film will have a high viewership, and it will be shown abroad to see how the Lebanese deal with their crises, and to make the viewers laugh, and it will be an interesting scene.