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Passengers of a tour bus on their way to Saudi Arabia's newly discovered ancient city, Iram of the Pillars, are exposed to a mysterious virus that turns its victims into violent, flesh eating monsters.

We are taken behind the scenes of a play in-the-making: The play is Samuel Beckett’s WAITING FOR GODOT—starring a group of young 48-Palestinians. One by one, we are introduced to a variety of characters: the play’s director, actors, and other ordinary people. As we delve further into each of their lives, the film reveals the startling parallels between the themes of the play and their own. Everyone is waiting for something: a permit to build a house, better work conditions, a starring role in a film. Much like Waiting for Godot, our heroes are awaiting Faraj Allah… something that may or may not come.

Lebanon. A young woman visits her conservative family. But she's haunted by the end of a relationship with another woman. Can she keep it together? Should she tell the truth and risk being abandoned, or keep lying to her family?

In 1956, a young boy named Feris Abou Shaaya teased his crush, Abir, while she was hanging clothes in nature, using a little girl to steal her cloth. Little did he know that their time together would be tragically cut short when she was killed in an earthquake. It's my grandfather, he vividly recalls his last moment of youth with my grandmother through his poignant poetry.

Barbaric isis propaganda, glorifying its crimes with brutal imagery using professional cinematic techniques to influence his followers

An animated film tells the story of Omar, a child of Palestinian origin who was born and raised in the United States and holds American citizenship. His father sends him to Jerusalem, the city his family migrated from after the Deir Yassin massacre. Omar expects this trip to be enjoyable, as he looks forward to visiting his relatives, including his cousin Amjad, and spending time exploring ancient landmarks. However, upon arriving in Jerusalem, he finds a completely different reality. (Source ok-toons.com)

An intimate and moving short documentary where a young Franco-Lebanese director has a heartfelt exchange with her mother, Kawssar, as they spend time together in her late grandmother's house. In a space now filled with nostalgia and emptiness, Kawssar recounts how Lebanon's civil war drove her into exile and how she had to cope with the loss of family members, all the while poring over her mother's diaries. A transgenerational story, Mon Raison d'Être explores grief, loneliness and motherhood, lifting the veil on things left unsaid. A delicate journey of a filmmaker and her mother, struggling within their own relationship and ultimately trying to heal together.

A diary documenting the life of a Syrian family in times when the revolution shifts into a civil war, and the dramatic circumstances they face when the oldest son is called to join the state army.

Five different people experience life-changing moments that shift their lives over different routes. They live in a state of permanent waiting - for dreams and a sense of purpose. Some of them wait out of hope and optimism, while others wait out of despair.

Maher, seven years old, walks around the neighbourhood and watches other children playing with their sheep. He is the only child not to have one and his friend laughs at him… He takes refuge in his mother's arms and she is also frustrated in the face of her neighbours and complains to her husband. But how can you find a sheep when you don't have enough money ?

Saad is in kindergarten, a sweet and innocent child. When Dania joins his class, he falls in love at first sight, discovering feelings he didn’t know it was possible to have. Love turns Saad’s little life upside down. He can't concentrate, eat, or do any of his regular day-to-day activities. He tries to understand why this is happening, asking his father about what these feelings mean, but the response doesn’t answer any of his questions. Finally, he decides to give his beloved his most prized possession: his chewing gum. Is this what love is all about?

A Hasan Marih movie - A disobedient son

Jamal is a young man trying his best to look important despite a rough day filled with problems. He wears a suit that looks fancy at first glance, but he has no shoes, and he keeps checking a dysfonctional watch as if he’s on a tight schedule. Jamal gets rejected from a job interview, kicked out by a security guard, and misses the bus. All while holding into the image of someone successful, hoping to impress others and land a job.