Hannah Abu-eideh is a filmmaker and writer. She picked up a camera at eight and never put it down, teaching herself to edit by eleven and falling in love with the darkroom in high school. At eighteen, she traveled alone to Peru, an experience that ignited a lasting passion for storytelling and exploration. By twenty-two, she had visited thirty-five countries, always chasing narrative through the lens.

She studied film in college before directing music videos on 16mm, then went on to write, direct, and edit her first narrative short, Georgia, which screened at festivals nationwide and received an award. She continues to work in analog formats, including 16mm and Super 8, while developing her first feature film. Her work lives in the in-betweens, grounded in intimacy and the human experience, capturing the extraordinary within the everyday.