مشهور له Saudi Arabia

On June 9, 1967, the Egyptian president at the time, Gamal Abdel Nasser, appeared on television and radio to inform the Egyptian citizens of their country’s defeat in the war. During the speech, he also announced his resignation. For many, Nasser’s speech was the first hint of the full scope of the loss and the disillusionment with the pan-Arab vision he had led. The film weaves numerous stylistically divergent excerpts together, extracted from Egyptian movies and television series produced between 1976 and 2016; the found footage excerpts were edited to reconstruct Nasser’s speech of resignation according to the original text by using elements appropriated from popular culture.

a movie compiling never before seen film footage of the city of Jeddah, taken with Naamani's personal 16mm camera between 1954 and 1968. The rare collection of footage documents the history of urban transformations that the city went through during the fifties and sixties.

A simple employee with innocent dreams works in a detour for a project belonging to a company in a remote area. The area's remoteness affects his life and takes all his dreams away from him.

A young man's car breaks down on his way to the city, which forces him to take a ride with an unknown woman that works in someplace close to his hometown.

A guy with temper issues face surprising event.

A woman suffering from the trauma of losing her doughtier.

Akram is a perfectionist wedding photographer who dreams of finding Miss Right. He indeed finds her in the unlikeliest of places: her wedding ceremony.

A Kuwaiti short film on Youtube by Aziz Bader. It features a guy fighting with his inner-self to overcome a dark side of himself that he despises, engaging in a philosophical dialogue explaining the necessity of the existence of that part.

"What side on earth do I work for?" Lebanese filmmaker Mohamed Berro asks himself as he explores the links between culture, politics and ecology. He questions his own role as an image maker while meeting a Yamani and uprooting failing bureaucracy in Lebanon.

A boy growing up in a port town in Morocco dreams of escaping into a different life than the one in store for him.

After losing his wife, Abdulrahman loses his daughter Sarah in a traffic accident.Sarah leaves with all the beautiful memories and feelings, and leaves her collar to be the last memory for her father; Abdulrahman lives alone, strange among his drawings that lost its bright color, clung to his daughter's collar.

On the 15th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, ‘Mirrors of Diaspora’ explores themes of exile, creativity, identity and war told through the lives of seven Iraqi artists living outside the country of their birth for close to half a century. The artists featured in this documentary belong to a group known as ‘Iraqi Artists in Exile’. Filmed over three decades, this ambitious project explores their challenges, failures and successes, both as artists and in their private lives: from the time they graduated from art school in the 1970s, working as street artists in the piazzas of Rome and Florence, to becoming well-known. The central question the film poses is: what are the consequences of spending most of one’s life in exile? At a time of unprecedented global migration when barely a day passes without a tragic story played out in the international media, ‘Mirrors of Diaspora’ contributes to greater understanding of one of the defining issues of our time.

An exploratory film that reviews the new experience of the microbiologist Dr. Hossam Zawawi and speleologist Dr. Francesco Sauro. These two scientists take us on a journey of exploration to conduct new scientific research to study microbes in caves..

Two amazing children dreaming about a Lebanese star leaving on the other side of the wall. A touching short on the Moroccan society and its social classes differences.

Snippet of the life of a young boy in Yemen.