In addition to the wave of festival films and documentaries, a series of commercial films, mostly mimicking action B movies from Hollywood, were made in the early 1980s. Prominent directors such as Youssef Charafeddine and Samir El-Ghoussaini aspired for escapism in their films to take their audiences out of the context of the war. Films such as "The Last Passage" (1981), "The Decision" (1981), and "The Leap of Death" (1982) were popular because they depicted a society free of war where law and order actually existed. Other commercial films, like "Ghazl Al-Banat", incorporated the war in the narrative. The era of commercial film production ended with the Israeli war on Lebanon.