Hannah Abu-eideh is a filmmaker and writer. She first picked up a camera at eight years old and never let it go, teaching herself to edit by 11 and falling in love with the darkroom in high school. At 18, she traveled alone to Peru, an experience that sparked her enduring passion for storytelling and exploration. By 22, she had visited 35 countries, always chasing stories through the lens.

She studied film in college before directing music videos on 16mm and later writing, directing, and editing her first narrative short, Georgia, which screened at festivals across the country and won an award. She continues to work with analog formats such as 16mm and Super 8 while developing her first feature film. Her work lives in the in-betweens and in the intimacy of the human experience, capturing the extraordinary in the everyday.