Wassim Geagea is a celebrated Lebanese filmmaker known for his distinctive cinematic style and impactful, true-to-life storytelling. His short films have consistently captivated global audiences, with notable successes such as My Grandfather’s Photo (2011) and Omé (2019). Omé stands out as a poignant work inspired by Wassim's own childhood experiences. The film tells the moving tale of 9-year-old Elias, who embarks on an extraordinary journey to bring his mother back from Jesus' Heaven, all that while challenging his faith in profound ways. Omé  garnered critical acclaim, receiving the prestigious Silver Star Award at the El Gouna Film Festival in 2019 and winning the Best Fiction award at the Tampere Film Festival in 2020. With over 50 international film festival invitations and recognition, Geagea's unique narrative approach, rooted in personal inspiration, continues to resonate with audiences worldwide. Currently, Wassim Geagea is channeling his creative energy into developing his highly anticipated debut feature film, promising to engage audiences with his distinctive storytelling for years to come