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Hussein Eddeb

Libyan Filmmaker & Journalist

I am an award-winning journalist and filmmaker. I have worked in the media industry for ten years in various roles ranging from writing and designing content to managing media companies. I oversaw many advertising campaigns, both online and offline, including political ones. both commercial & social I also worked in government as a videographer for the President of the State of Libya and the Prime Minister, as well as a personal photographer of Libya's first female foreign minister.
My work in the media provided me with a fulfilling career and a unique vantage point from which to witness the world's rapid transformation. If you've made it this far, congratulations, and I hope you enjoy exploring my website.

Libya story

Libya story

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Waiting List
04:52
Opne Media Hub

Waiting List

Young migrants in Libya face a life of servitude and hard labour as they try to support their families back home.
Amazighs - Identity conflict
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USAID

Amazighs - Identity conflict

The film is about the Libyan conflict over the Amazighs language, and how the Amazighs in Libya demand the constitution of the Amazighs language while the rest of Libyans refuses.
Displaced families
Hussein Eddeb

Displaced families

Due to Libya's ongoing civil war, many Libyan families face the prospect of displacement. Indeed, thousands of Libyan families have been displaced since 2011. This film tells the story of one of these families, who were forced to flee during the war and live in a school in Tripoli, Libya.
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Ogbalik, Libyan Women Campaign
00:51
Rnw Media

Ogbalik, Libyan Women Campaign

No more water in Libya
04:05
Hussein Eddeb

No more water in Libya

The shortage of potable water and contamination continue to pose the greatest threat to human life in Libya, and it may be challenging to find alternative solutions to this problem. On the occasion of UNICEFl's 75 anniversary, we produced a video focusing on the difficulties threatening Libya's water and vegetation. These issues include the contamination of beaches, the irregular urban spread on agricultural lands, and the contamination of valleys routes and dried lakes. Our journey began on the coasts of the Mediterranean and proceeded to the heart of the Libyan desert, which was formerly covered with trees, and is a witness to climate changes that occurred thousands of years ago.
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