It is the story of Shireen and her husband and their countless attempts to have a baby, amid checkpoints and limitations on access to health care imposed by the Israeli occupation. The film highlights the difficulties of receiving care for their sick child and thus having a family in the context of an occupied Hebron.
Deals with the memories of Palestinian female guerilla fighters, currently in their forties, who were involved in military operations during their teen years.
Google Maps, Wikipedia, and early 20th-century colonial landscape photography provide the material for this absorbing techno-meditation on the status of Palestine and the notion of the “Holy Land.”
The role of the events of the film about Boudi, the first Egyptian sumo wrestler to reach a world Sumo Professionals in Japan. Stars: Magda Youssef, Tarek Shaalan, Alaa Shaalan Duration: 0 hours 57 minutes
Against a background of chants and prayers, the image of a minaret, emerging from amongst satellite-clad roof terraces, is repeated in a swift staccato montage. Accelerated clouds cross the sky behind it, and gradually envelop and overlap the sacred building.
Fragments of landscapes and voices cohere into a rich exploration of the unrepresentable in this film about the possible burial of nuclear waste in the South of the West Bank and the invisible networks of power that control the region.
A comedic comic play about marriage and wives in a comic framework
A thief encounters a guy on a wheelchair and has a change of heart.
The relationship between a Saudi student living in LA California, and Satan.
A hectic short film that sarcastically mimics the repetitive scenarios of the Gulf state's annual TV dramas.
Between Volubilis and Meknès, the sanctuary of Moulay Idriss, is the scene of one of the most important pilgrimages in Morocco. Sufi brotherhoods and simple pilgrims parade for 8 days on ecstatic rhythms.
About some aspects of Bedouin life on the northern coast.
The impact of social media programs on society.
A woman suffering from the trauma of losing her doughtier.
Amid a crowded wedding day. Al-Bandari is desperate to buy a red rose for her husband. Will she succeed in her attempts?
On the 15th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, ‘Mirrors of Diaspora’ explores themes of exile, creativity, identity and war told through the lives of seven Iraqi artists living outside the country of their birth for close to half a century. The artists featured in this documentary belong to a group known as ‘Iraqi Artists in Exile’. Filmed over three decades, this ambitious project explores their challenges, failures and successes, both as artists and in their private lives: from the time they graduated from art school in the 1970s, working as street artists in the piazzas of Rome and Florence, to becoming well-known. The central question the film poses is: what are the consequences of spending most of one’s life in exile? At a time of unprecedented global migration when barely a day passes without a tragic story played out in the international media, ‘Mirrors of Diaspora’ contributes to greater understanding of one of the defining issues of our time.
'1001 Days' tells the untold story of Sheherezade, the heroic female storyteller who saved her female townsfolk from the murderous fury of their king.
In a desolate, conservative region of Syria a woman falls in love and runs away with a school teacher while her husband is away working in the city.
