Overview of articles
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Still Lives
Still life awakens in this experimental stop motion vignette about the mundane challenges of modernity.Published on: -
My Brother, My Brother
Twin brothers trace their bond from their mother’s womb to the moment they’re heartbreakingly separated.Published on: -
Eid
A universal, layered story of oppression, self-reclamation and the search for freedom set within the indigenous Bedouin culture.Published on: -
Warsha
Available on Festival Scope Pro from 26 January 9:00 CET to 14 February 9:00 CETPublished on: -
Dead Dog
A long-estranged Lebanese couple reunites in this dissection of a forgone marriage.Published on: -
Partition
Diana Allan weaves footage from colonial archives: an invitation to consider how truths are purposely changed.Published on: -
The Open Door
An adaptation of Latifa al-Zayyat’s iconic coming-of-age novel about a woman’s political and sexual awakening.Published on: -
Where to?
A hard-pressed farming family grapples with poverty and emigration in a piercing neorealist parable.Published on: -
Introduction to the End of an Argument
Snippets from Western films, documentaries and news coverage are woven together to expose their racial bias when depicting the Middle East, Arab cultuPublished on: -
In Search of a City (in the Papers of Sein)
Idler Sein’s perambulations become a layered declaration of love to the city of Cairo. Shot before, but edited after the Egyptian revolution.Published on: