Hayat, as a theater actress, dreams of practicing her work with creativity, but she finds herself facing a challenge to break free from the constraints she imposed on herself in a moment of weakness in the face of her fears of societal beliefs and public opinions
Two children, Layali and Shadi, navigate the harsh realities of war and its profound impact on their lives
Abood, a designer who works in a creative advertising agency. One time he wakes up to find himself imprisoned in a difficult situation that affects his career
Between Cairo and Dubai, Samar, 32, tries to rebuild her life after an acid attack by her ex-partner. The film captures five years of her mental and physical healing by helping another acid survivor.
The first Nass El Ghiwane Artistic Soiree was broadcast on national television.
The Path to the Tombs visually represents an original poem by Maysoon Al-Eryani. It tells the tragic tale of Lera, a Yemeni woman who loses her husband and searches for him until she is blind.
In the 1980s, Jamme'a emigrated from Somalia to the city of Aden. Since then, he has been trying every day to develop his love and belonging to this land. Will he find the alternative life he has been looking for?
"In March 2011, I was 13 years old and the Syrian revolution began in my town, Deraa. My uncles, whom I loved so much, supported the regime of Bashar Al-Assad. My family was falling apart." (Diala Al Hindaoui)
After his friend asks for it, a man goes on a quest to get him an orange.
A documentary about memories, places and people in Tanta on Youm El Waqfa
In this exclusive documentary BBC News Arabic investigates cases of alleged human rights abuses in Bahrain that have taken place against the backdrop of the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Speaking on camera for the first time, one woman tells the BBC she was tortured and raped in a security complex after protesting against the Grand Prix in 2017. The Bahraini government disputes her claims. The documentary also investigates whether Britain and the US have been complicit in the regimes alleged human rights abuses by providing training and funding to Bahrain’s security forces. A warning that there are some descriptions of sexual violence in this report.
The triptych video installation Une Odyssée works to the rhythm of the music of Laurent Durupt (piano, percussion), the poem written and read by Touda Bouanani, and the performance of the guest artists.
A young man decides to commit suicide and spends the last day of his life alone
A History of the Arabian Peninsula
A short thriller film. My first ever short film, made it at the age of 14.
Roger, a beloved basketball coach, is on his way to work, proudly carrying a chocolate box announcing the birth of his baby boy. His trip is disrupted when he witnesses a horrific act of violence on the street. He observes without intervening from the safety of the pavement; not attempting to help.
Gabi is a young musician and composer with special needs. He suffers from a rare disease called "osteoporosis", which is accompanied by osteomyelitis, which makes it increasingly difficult for him to walk and see. Early on, his passion for music set the direction of his life. Music is his prescription for the world. He is just a normal person to everyone who knows him. The only difference is that he inspires.
The film deals with the profession of cultivation and manufacture of Omani red sugar in a cinematic way. It dealt with the human aspect and the economic and social aspects of this profession, and how some families maintained this profession, which mixed between pleasure and difficulties in the production process and the extent of acceptance of modernization, while documenting important aspects with concern to the competent authorities.
It talks about the leader of the Syrian revolution against the French occupation, and his life path in the struggle with his fellow Syrian revolutionaries, leading to its liberation. The film monitors environmental details of Sultan Pasha al-Atrash and some of the people around him.
