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After years of isolation following a series of betrayals, a man finds his quiet life disrupted by the 'processions' of his past. When an old, unfinished love resurfaces, a fleeting misunderstanding threatens to destroy his fragile peace, forcing him to choose between the safety of his solitude and the hardest test of the heart.

Worried about the deteriorating political situation in the West Bank, Aziza asks Tareq to leave Palestine and join the rest of his family in the US, leaving her and his grandmother alone in a state of war. Tareq takes sanctuary in Aziza’s garden, observing her seasonal way of living while confronting the difficult decision to leave.

In a valley veiled by fog and tribal codes, two sisters walk into the night not as daughters, but as offerings— where blood, memory, and silence attempt to keep the fire from spreading.

Uncovering the story of the visionary agricultural orphanage the Farm School of Deir Amro in Palestine in the 1940s through a collage of archive film, first person testimony, official documents and personal photographs. Pointing towards hope and inspiration to the future, the film explores how the intertwining of land, community and family leave an indelible mark through history.

A wedding in Morocco is like a fairy tale from “1001 Nights.” For a day or two, the bride feels like a princess. The guest list must be long, the dresses magnificent, the jewelry precious, and the food exquisite. Such a celebration is planned well in advance. This is also the case for Yousra and Othman, who live in France but are getting married in the bride's hometown of Fez.

Left behind in a city under siege, a software engineer transforms his loneliness into a lifeline for others, creating virtual worlds of healing that defy the destruction around him. This film is an intimate portrait of resilience, exploring how one man’s compassion and creativity become tools for survival. It's a story about holding on to family through distance, building connection through technology, and refusing to let go of hope even when the world gives every reason to.

Habash Bash is a musical children play about an adventure in the jungle.

Scream is a family drama play.

Two young women from Gaza grow-up dreaming of a society in which their hopes and aspirations can find ground to grow. But they hit against a hard reality, crueler than they had ever imagined and end up feeling ‘outside the frame'.

Aws, a theatre actor from Gaza, returns to his destroyed neighborhood. Under the rubble of one home lies his beloved Nour, along with all their dreams of a life together.

Zainab works in event planning under her boss, Murad, who heads a major luxury hotel chain. Murad is arrogant and boastful, harshly criticizing everyone around him, especially Zainab. Then, one day, to her shock and disbelief, he suddenly proposes marriage.

In a land we call home, a fish navigates the confines of a small glass tank, its eyes fixated on landscapes in the last lines in the glass. Trying to reach beyond, she swims slowly and then in a frenzy towards the illusion of open spaces, only to collide with the transparent barrier. As we venture through the fish´s perspective, the land undergoes surreal events until it becomes an abstracted from within. In this homeland, a fish imprisoned in a tank becomes a journey where the land dissolves, carrying within it the countless roots over centuries, undergoing cycles of death and rebirth in new forms.

Traffic Week is a short educational move about the safety driving.

Dream Of The Sands is a tragic historical play