Hannah Abu-eideh is a filmmaker and photographer working across narrative, editorial, and motion. Her love for the camera began on family trips, often with her parents’ camera in hand. She discovered film photography at fifteen and was drawn to the tactile experience of analog photography and hand printing in the darkroom. She continued studying film, photography, and fashion while creating makeshift darkrooms in apartment closets to develop film at home.

She later began directing music videos on 16mm film and went on to write, direct, and edit her first short film, which premiered internationally and received festival accolades.

Shaped by her love for cinema, her work is rooted in creating imagery that feels intimate, nostalgic, and feminine.