Directing
Gary Garabedian
Place of birth
Baghdad, Iraq
Known for
Directing
Credits
4 titles
His original name is Ghara Bit Bedekian (غره بت بيديكيان), he was born in Baghdad in 1935. He came to Lebanon in 1950 and joined the National University School in Aley. He dropped out of high school and traveled to San Francisco, where he studied film directing for four years. He joined Lebanese TV since its founding in 1959 on June 30, where he directed several programs, including Abu Melhem, Memoirs of Inspector Hamdi and The Most Beautiful Nights of Scheherazade. He died in a fire accident while filming the last shots of his movie We Are All Freedom Fighters on October 5, 1968 in Beirut.
Known for
NRA group of Palestinian freedom fighters carries out operations in Israeli-occupied lands. When they recruit Fady, his sister Hayam decides to help him with his mission. As Fady is arrested and beaten, he gives up the freedom fighters' location to the Israeli commander.
We are all freedom fighters
1969
No synopsis available yet.
We Are All Fida'iyyun
1969
8.0Garo is an outlaw who, upon his release from prison, returns to violence against his will. Once again pursued by the police, he flees to Syria and only returns to Beirut in 1961, disguised as a Bedouin. He forms a drug-dealing gang.
Garo
1963
Behind the camera
NRA group of Palestinian freedom fighters carries out operations in Israeli-occupied lands. When they recruit Fady, his sister Hayam decides to help him with his mission. As Fady is arrested and beaten, he gives up the freedom fighters' location to the Israeli commander.
We are all freedom fighters
1969
NRA group of Palestinian freedom fighters carries out operations in Israeli-occupied lands. When they recruit Fady, his sister Hayam decides to help him with his mission. As Fady is arrested and beaten, he gives up the freedom fighters' location to the Israeli commander.
We are all freedom fighters
1969
No synopsis available yet.
We Are All Fida'iyyun
1969
8.0Garo is an outlaw who, upon his release from prison, returns to violence against his will. Once again pursued by the police, he flees to Syria and only returns to Beirut in 1961, disguised as a Bedouin. He forms a drug-dealing gang.
Garo
1963