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Ghada Youssef

Filmmaker · Philosophy researcher · Performer

Connection with Alex

Ghada Youssef is credited as Cast — Nurse on Jabbara, where Alex is credited as Production designer.

Work & recognition

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Short film

Jabbara

Ghada Youssef
Cast — Nurse
Alex Dahdah
Production designer

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2026 · University of Victoria

SSHRC Storytellers Challenge finalist

One of 20 national finalists announced for the 2026 challenge, with a video about Survivor-Centred Visual Narratives.

2018 · European Cinematography Awards

Anagnorisis — Best Student Film

The film received Best Student Film in the May 2018 European Cinematography Awards.

About & links

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Biography

Ghada Youssef is a Lebanese filmmaker whose work connects documentary, dance and philosophy. A PhD candidate in philosophy at the University of Victoria, she researches how film shapes identity, including Lebanese national identity. She co-created Anagnorisis with Lama Hatoum and works on survivor-centered approaches to visual storytelling.

Approach & practice

Her work asks whose stories are heard, and how filmmaking can respect the people sharing them. Her research with Survivor-Centred Visual Narratives brings ethical reflection into film practice.

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