The event was announced by the Regional Delegation for Cultural Affairs in Ariana. Starting on March 2, 2024, and recurring monthly, the event will provide an opportunity to showcase a…
The Human Screen Festival has officially joined the Human Rights Film Network, representing Tunisia among 54 human rights film festivals worldwide. This international festival, dedicated to human rights films, has…
Syrian short film "Leila Dakhily" crafted by Hussam Qusai Sharabati, clinched two awards at the finale of the "Cinema for Everyone” themed International Short Film Festival in Tyre,Lebanon.
The doors are officially open for submissions to the "AFLAMUNA" initiative for independent resources until April 7, 2024. This initiative welcomes individuals, groups, and emerging organizations in the realm of independent Arab cinema to share their innovative projects, seeking support for training programs, production, distribution, and archiving.
In an exclusive interview with Screen Arabia, Amin Oussema,The General coordinator of “Qena Cinema Days”, which will take place from February 25 to 28, 2024, provided some insights into the inaugural edition of the festival. "We aim to expand the scope of partnerships and diversify the competition categories in the upcoming edition of “Qena Cinema Days."
The Egyptian Catholic Center For Cinema Festival opens its 72nd edition today, Friday, under the presidency of Father Botros Daniel, at the Nile Hall.
Picture a world where ultras groups come together and collaborate to create impactful art. This art would be a forceful advocate for various causes, and such a harmonious coexistence is conceivable in Ines Ben Othmen's realm.
Under the slogan that translates to "Cinema from the Heart of Upper Egypt,""Qena Cinema Days" ‘s first edition will be held in the city of Qena at the Tanweerat Cultural Center from February 25th to 28th.
In an exclusive interview with 'Our Films' foundation, director Hala Abdullah discussed her experience in producing a documentary about the late Syrian director Omar Amiralay. She revealed that she had long dreamed of creating a film about him, but he was reluctant to talk about himself until he finally agreed.
The Palestinian Ministry of Culture announced the launch of the " Cinemati" short film project, which aims to train young Palestinians to produce films that focus on gender issues. The project comes in cooperation with the National Commission for Education, Culture and Science, and with the support of the UNESCO World Organization.