An elderly man becomes anxious about death, because he caused his youth many problems, and many around him suffered as a result of the anarchy of his life, so he begins to search for forgiveness and decides to search for those he harmed in the past to reconcile them.
Azza El-Hassan's film portrayal of her neighbourhood of Ramallah, a town under fire in the current Middle East conflict. With the threat of violence severely limiting locals' activities, filming becomes the main event, especially for a group of children.
A short film about a young man who goes to movies while he is dressing like a woman. His wig is his protection, his transformation is his way of expression.
The play will address the Arab differences and their impact on the Arab citizen, the weak point in this world and in a comic sarcastic way
Lovers Muhamad and Ahmed live in a society that not only rejects homosexuality but actively and insistently pressures its young men into marriage and fatherhood. In this frank look at a strictly religious and traditional society, filmmaker Osama Rasheed delivers a raw and starkly honest statement about the experience of being gay in Iraq.
This portrait of famed Armenian-Egyptian studio photographer Van Leo, whose career spanned some 50 years, is also a reflection on transformations in the practice of photography, from hand-developing to digital manipulation. As Zaatari puts it, "Van Leo used photography to display multiple images of himself, assuming different identities. At a time when nationalism was rising in Egypt, Van Leo was plotting, encouraging, and promoting multiple subjectivities.”
Raises questions without seeking answers, following several characters of all ages, generations and social level as well as a member of the people and an association representative in addition to a sociologist and a psychiatrist. This documentary deals with the issue of racism historically, geographically, economically, culturally, psychologically and socially. A young black graduate from Gabès who returns to the country determined to put his know-how in communication for the benefit of the motherland but his multiple contacts open his eyes to discriminatory attitudes contrary to religious precepts and political choices of his country some of which date back to the 19th century with the abolition of slavery on January 23, 1846 by Ahmed Bey.
In a destroyed world, Youssef is chosen to be the subject of an experiment: a mental journey through time to find advanced means of survival. He must return to the past, aided by a childhood image that left a lasting impression on him. There, he will face his destiny, an eternal and impossible love story.
78 year old Fatma Hawari was a recently engaged young woman in 1948, when her village was bombed by Zionist forces during the Nakba. Found buried beneath the rubble with her lower body paralyzed, she sent her fiancé away and remained alone in a wheel chair, living in what became Israel. Every once in a while, she would take out the wedding dress she never wore. Then, over ten years ago, a man arrived in the village and asked for her forgiveness he was the pilot who had bombed her house. Unable to forgive, she sent him away, later to learn that he was Abe Nathan, better known as an Israeli peace activist. Years later, told by Israel that she is ineligible for war casualty compensation, as only “Arabs” could have caused her injuries, Fatma decides to trace Nathan, and ask him to confirm in writing that he had indeed bombed her home and family.
In the Bedouin community, a love story arises between a girl and a young man, two of the famous Arab tribes. The love story reaches its climax. Thwart the plot.
A realistic film that highlights the apparent contradiction between the poor and rich communities through Christmas Eve celebrations. It revolves around a famous children's singer, who takes her to a popular neighborhood three days before Christmas, colliding there with the poverty of the parents and the suffering of their children. She also meets an orphan and a poor, but ambitious young man, lives with his grandfather (Saadeddine Mkhallati) and his grandmother (Leila Qamari). Seizing her money, accusing her of using it to carry out charitable projects.
In a tragic drama about serial killings, a gang kidnaps and kills girls.
Wissam is a wealthy young man who does not believe in the idea of love at all, and the fact that most of his wealth from the sale of losers or those suffering from financial problems, and accidentally recognizes a waitress working in a bar and trying to make money from courtesy customers, Wissam believes she is a saleswoman, and offers to accompany him In a group of his own business meetings for a whole month.
During the Lebanese civil war, some are forced to create their own world amid falling bombs
Omar Hristo's film about a captain roaming the seas by the nature of his work receives a threat from a terrorist group to harm his daughter if he does not bow to them and does what they want, to cooperate with them in blowing up natural gas pipelines in Sinai.
Nima Abdul Ghaffar is a married woman who works as a simple employee in a company. She lives in a routine and boring life. In addition to working pressure, she meets a wealthy man who wants to buy the house through her husband Bassiouni. The rich woman begs her to divorce her husband to marry her. Leave it and abandon it and discover that he took the contract of customary marriage with him and decided to take revenge.
Laila (Elham Shaheen) lives happily with her husband Hossam (Yasser Jalal) in a coastal city, but is surprised by the return of her older sister Naimat (Nadia El Gendy) to live with her after her financial situation deteriorated. At the same time, Hossam tries to look behind Naamat After one of his best friends fell in love with her, for the course of a hidden struggle inside the house.
