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An uncovered archive recounts my childhood through sketches, scribbles, and a forgotten love poem.

A Syrian doctor living in Germany befriends the filmmaker and turns the camera around.

Pictures and social media messages are interwoven together with animated segments to highlight Abu Haidar family’s state of being stuck, halfway.

Historical documentary from Palestinian filmmaker, Ibrahim Abu Nab (1931 - 1991), narrates the aftereffects of the 1967 War on the people of the West Bank. From powerful testimonials from lawyers, academics and victims of displacement, to the chronicling of the story of a Palestinian leader targeted as he demands justice for his people, we understand the impact of Israeli occupation on Palestinian life, and the consequences of attempting to defy it.

“I have a game I enjoy playing with kids, called ‘What do you see that isn’t what it is but you believe it is?’. We randomly pick an object and explore all the possibilities it holds. This is how a pen can become a spaceship, a flute, an earring, a telescope, a car lever. However, how does this game function when, everywhere you turn towards, there’s a wall? How do you play this game when, despite the desire to see beyond the wall, you shouldn’t? Such a wall must be seen as what it is; transforming it into a poetic and imaginative possibility equals silencing and making invisible its reality. Because this wall, like many others, should not exist.” –Stéphanie Janaina

What will happen if you look outside? What will happen if you look inside?

Two competitive social media Influencers go head-to-head to snatch the "Social Man" of the year title and are willing to break all the rules to win.

a poignant drama exploring the struggles of individuals grappling with loss and trauma. The story follows Hussein, a man devastated by his father's death, and Amna, a mother seeking solace and support. As they attend a group therapy session, they confront their deepest fears and insecurities, uncovering the hidden pain that binds them together. This film is a submission for the Red Sea Film Festival's 48Hr Film Challenge and was entirely shot and edited within 48 hours.

Horror film.

Depicts the war against Israeli operations in southern Lebanon in 1973.

The life of a young family as it is interwoven with the stories of the past year; of protests, change, revolutions and martyrs. The birth of a baby, the death of a child who became iconic: hope and misery are closely linked.

A short, oneiric video in which a two-faced camera attacks its subject.

Director al-Beik's first film, shot in Damascus in 1995 at a flour mill next to his mother’s house.