Pierre Dagher

Pierre Dagher’s filmography? Oh man, it’s a wild mix that bounces from chaos to heartbreak to straight-up edge-of-your-seat tension. Let’s start with “2020”—not the easiest title to Google, but trust me, you’re in for a ride. The story chucks you right into the thick of Lebanese crime and politics, with Dagher giving this stone-cold performance as a cop who’s just about had it with corruption. He’s not your squeaky clean hero, either. The dude’s rough around the edges, haunted by past decisions, and honestly, you’re never quite sure if he’ll pull through or implode in spectacular fashion. The tension? It’s practically its own character. Then there’s “Be Vaghte Sham” (or “Damascus Time,” if you want the English). Totally different flavor. This one dives deep into the chaos of war, as a father-son pilot duo gets tangled up in a rescue mission gone sideways. Dagher’s screen presence ramps up the stakes—every glance, every moment is loaded with that “oh crap, what now?” energy. It’s gritty, sometimes painful, and the action scenes? Absolutely brutal. You’ll probably catch yourself holding your breath. “Fereshtegan-e ghassab” (“Butcher Angels”) takes things even darker. It’s this psychological drama where Dagher moves through a maze of violence and twisted motives. The film messes with your head, blurring the line between right and wrong until you’re left questioning everyone’s sanity—including your own. In each of these, Dagher’s not just acting; he’s living it, dragging you right along for the ride. If you want movies that punch you in the gut and leave your mind racing, start here.