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Imagine a film smuggled on a USB stick across borders hidden in a birthday cake –
if you‘re wondering if that’s a funny idea for a script or a true story, read on!
Imagine a film smuggled on a USB stick across borders hidden in a birthday cake – if you‘re wondering if that’s a funny idea for a script or a true story, read on!
Finding Home in a Kingdom of Strangers: A Conversation
with Randa Ali
Finding Home in a Kingdom of Strangers: A Conversation with Randa Ali
«My films stem from my own emotions, memories, and unresolved burdens that occupy me as an individual»
If These Walls Could Listen
On July 1, 1934, at approximately 5 p.m., Egyptians tuned in to the Cairo Egyptian Radio Station to hear Ahmed Salem utter what would become one of the country’s most iconic phrases, "Huna Al Qahera" ("This is Cairo").
On July 1, 1934, at approximately 5 p.m., Egyptians tuned in to the Cairo Egyptian Radio Station to hear Ahmed Salem utter what would become one of the country’s most iconic phrases, "Huna Al Qahera"
("This is Cairo").
Series: Women in Cinema#1 A Window through the Screen
Series: Women in Cinema
#1 A Window through the Screen
Representation of Iranian women in post-revolutionary cinema using the example of The May Lady by Rakhshan Banietemad.
Presentation of Iranian women in post-revolutionary cinema using the example of The May Lady by Rakhshan Banietemad.
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