
Young female artists in Cairo, treading a fine line between self-determination and tradition. A political poem with art objects and performances in oscillating images.
Young female artists in Cairo, treading a fine line between self-determination and tradition. A political poem with art objects and performances in oscillating images.
Media production in Egypt before and after the revolution: interior views of power structures in a sophisticated audiovisual composition, a look at the origins and goals of an apparatus.
With somnambulistic attention this film explores the realities and longings of young Egyptian hotel employees in a holiday resort emptied by post-revolutionary unrest.
Dialysis, organ donations, a health system, and a country – a melancholy dialogue between brother and sister in Egypt before and after the revolution.
Since the war began, the director has frequently filmed her parents in their home near Damascus to find out what “home” means under these difficult circumstances.
Suez after the Arab Spring: a personal review of a disillusioned generation in Egypt. Rich in filmic expression, bitter and melancholy.
The subject is powerful men, politicians, kings, one’s father – and the costly move of the famous statue of Ramses. A personal look at a country between authority and revolution.