Exploring the participatory, web-based art platforms aiming to archive and document the revolution
This is the 13th episode of Andeel's series Big Brother
An Israeli-funded film by a Palestinian director raises questions about Palestinian filmmaking
Adel Abdel Wahab reviews artist Wael Shawky's The Song of Roland: The Arabic Version
3 texts by Hippocrates and a 6th-century copy of the 1st Epistle of Paul to Timothy have been found
The restrictions imposed by the state on musicians in 2017 have been wider than ever in scope
A collective practice review of Mada’s culture section in 2017
The problems posed and solved by crowdfunding on the Egyptian music scene
Video story: On the history and contemporary use of puppets in Egypt
Three film buffs in conversation
Withered Green presents a realism that adopts a fresh interpretation of reality
Ehdefni delivers layers of electronic rhythm and dreamy indie-pop with an unmistakable dark side
An introspective look at the artistic process and the overwhelming power that imagination can possess
Heba El-Sherif reviews Sergei Loznitsa's A Gentle Creature, a slow, moving drama that evokes Dostoyevsky
The Killing of a Sacred Deer starts as awkward satire and gradually turns into a harrowing thriller
A darkly entertaining art world drama that satirizes society at large
Kaurismäki’s treatment of the Syrian refugee crisis offers a simple, honest and relatable story
Mada’s culture team picks its favourite titles from this year’s exciting selection
To mark Panorama's 10th edition we interview its founder, director and producer Marianne Khoury
“And I try to come to terms with it all / But I don’t know how.” –“Nefsi f Aqli” (Myself With My Head) In a world overflowing with opinions that…
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