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The events of the play revolve around a group of people who find themselves trapped in a recurring episode of scenes and dialogues that recreate themselves vitally, which pushes one of the characters to reach a stage of boredom, and the protagonist tries hard to break the time barrier by waking others from this vicious and meaningless circle, but he has difficulty convincing them of the feasibility of trying due to the divergence of characters and opinions, the author put forward through the text a main idea that tells the internal human conflicts and the desire to get out of the monotony of this Life to a more spacious life, as he must not confine himself within a narrow circle and make his internal conflicts surround him or encircle his life in general, the director of the play was able to employ the artistic elements of scenography in the service of the text

Musical Comedic child play.

Musical Comedic child play.

Musucal child play.

A cup of coffee entangles the workers of Cairo Tea Factory in a series of high-stakes investigations, led by Ezz Hassan Jr.—the factory's heir and the youngest CEO in the history of the Second Industrial Zone.

A blind man loves the tv series Al-AYAM).. One day, his wife brings her lover into the apartment while he's there, telling him it's just her girlfriend.

A short documentary that sheds the light on the harsh conditions of domestic workers in Jordan through the story of the Sri Lankan worker Asanka, who is trying to return to her homeland in various ways. and Sarah a Sri Lankan woman fighting to stay in Jordan to help migrant workers through her work as a translator in court.

Every afternoon, couples meet on the corniche of the town of Larache, the ‘Balcon Atlantico’.

A love letter to Mother and Sun. Searching for solace in the heart of a European winter.

When you turn around streets in the south of two different countries, you see cultural carnivals characterized with folk rituals in order to bring blessings from the earth.

More Sugar is an intimate and emotionally charged drama that follows Malak, a woman in her mid-thirties, as she navigates the suffocating grip of depression and anxiety. Living alone in a small apartment, Malak struggles to maintain a facade of normalcy while secretly battling thoughts of suicide. Her life takes a turn when her brother, Hamouda, unexpectedly visits her one evening, unaware of the turmoil she is hiding.

a young woman who wants to live independently in Egypt. Her choice challenges conservative norms, where women living alone face judgment and risk. The film highlights the personal and societal struggles women face for autonomy in a traditional society.

What initially appears to be an unassuming portrait of everyday life in Lebanon—depicting familiar settings such as a hospital, a butcher shop, and encounters with nurses, taxi drivers, and Syrian and Ethiopian migrant workers—gradually unveils an illegal organ trafficking network and its operators. A chorus of characters interacts and weaves around Jean, the latest victim of this brutal profit scheme.

When the electricity came, Majid fell in love with her. However, this was neither the time nor the place for such love!

A disillusioned man, seeks guidance from his 40-year-old future self in a quest for meaning amidst the chaos.

A creative reimagination of the Israeli-Arab conflict through the lens of the classic Arabian Nights tales, with Scheherazade narrating a story where Aladdin's magic lamp is stolen by an Israeli soldier, prompting Sindbad and Ali Baba to join forces to recover it. Will Aladdin retrieve his magic lamp?

Lebanon has experienced an economic crisis, political instability, the Beirut explosion and the war between Israel and Hezbollah. How can Lebanese people overcome these traumas? Three young artists from Beirut tell photographer and filmmaker Omar Gabriel their experiences.

Like the Sun is a film based on true events. It tells the story of my university professor, a war photographer... who disappeared three years ago. I searched everywhere for him for a long time, but couldn't find a trace of him. I almost doubted his existence, and I moved on with my life.