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Leave us in a place full of music instruments, and we will feel just right" — a mantra that resonates deep within the heartbeats of Lili and Rami Mekdachi dynamic duo. Over the past decade, they have journeyed together, lenses in tow, capturing the very essence of music — from the raw rehearsals in dimly lit rooms to the electric energy of live concerts.
The cities of London, Paris, and Los Angeles have played their roles as backdrops to these poignant black and white snapshots. While these metropolises thrum with their own unique rhythm, it's the universality of music and its binding force that the Mekdachis have encapsulated. Rami, with his accolades as a musician, photographer, and director, is the seasoned traveler, accompanied on the road by his soulful family — Celine, Noé, and Lili.
Lili, a contemporary dancer with the Paris conservatory, mirrors her father's passion for music, merging her love for dance, photography, and sound. Their shared moments, from the strumming of guitars to the soft tap of ballet shoes, are more than just memories; they're a testament to the power of art, family, and the magic that ensues when the two converge.
"Watching Music" is an intimate invitation to experience a world where melodies come alive in monochrome, where every frame is a story, and where, for Lili and Rami, music is not just heard — it's seen, felt, and immortalized. Welcome to their symphonic journey.
