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Broken cameras catch human view of Palestine village
Palestinian filmmaker Emad Burnat spent five years filming his village's resistance to Israeli settlers and brought his intimate but powerful documentary to the Sundance film festival
'The Manufacturing of Lies,' to be screened on anniversary of Egypt revolution
Al-Jazeera's documentary 'The Manufacturing of Lies' will be screened at El Sawy Culturewheel on 25 January, the anniversary of Egypt's revolution
Syrian-British filmmaker arrested: rights group
As Syrian artists are being targeted by the Assad regime, Syrian-British filmmaker was arrested Monday
Street screening of Tahrir 2011
The documentary film Tahrir 2011: The Good, The Bad and The Politician will be screened in the street a day before January 25 Revolution’s anniversary
Iranian film A Separation among 9 films selected in the Oscars shortlist
Asghar Farhadi's A Separation, has been chosen among 8 other films in this year's Oscars shortlist for foreign film
Iran cautious over Golden Globe film "A Separation"
The Iranian government sounded a note of caution about the success of "A Separation" which won a Golden Globe, saying gritty realist films favored by critics showed a skewed version of the Islamic Republic
Iranians proud over US award win for A Separation
The Golden Globe success of A Separation caused a stir worldwide and places the film as the biggest foreign film contender in the Oscar race
Cultures of Resistance at Townhouse Gallery
Resistance through art around the globe from Burma to Iran in Iara Lee's documentary, screening in Downtown Cairo
Egypt's YouTube revolution: Is it art?
The creators of the viral media in Egypt give their opinion on whether the flood of videos either satirising events or exposing truths in the country's revolution can be called 'art'
Egyptian citizen journalism 'Mosireen' tops YouTube
VIDEO: Kazeboon anti-SCAF multi-media campaign causes a stir in Imbaba
Egyptian Cinema in 2011 between activism and art
Future Shorts makes appearance in Cairo
An impromptu festival for short films was held yesterday, under the umbrella of Future Shorts, at the Amuse concept store
Syrian actor Jalal Al-Taweel missing
Ever since the beginning of the Syrian revolution many artists have been brutally attacked; actor Jalal Al-Taweel is the latest victim
Labaki's 2nd film tackles war, sectarianism from female perspective
Set against backdrop of Lebanese civil war, Nadine Labaki's 'Where Do We Go Now?' is a flawed but enjoyable film
Public film-screenings of army abuses attacked in Alexandria and Cairo
Kazeboon initiatives to screen footage of violations by security forces and the army against protesters gains momentum, and is met with resistance from the military rulers and its supporters
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Remembering the world's most beloved rebel: Charlie Chaplin
Born on 16 April 1889, Charlie Chaplin died on Christmas Day in 1977. A life lived full of art, he left behind some of the greatest cinematic masterpieces of all time
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