Unworkshoppable cinema: A visit to the 11th Cairo Video Festival
Recently, I finally got to see Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light (2024), winner of the Cannes Grand Prix. I was lucky to experience it in a theater and…
Recently, I finally got to see Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light (2024), winner of the Cannes Grand Prix. I was lucky to experience it in a theater and…
All three of your films display a certain kind of disquiet towards the idea of masculinity
Bassam Mortada’s recollection of his early initiation into the unique world of Osama Fawzi’s films
Ahmed Refaat explores the reasons behind the continued significance of Atteyat al-Abnoudy’s work
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