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Dreams (Sex Love): When Intimacy Becomes Language — Dag Johan Haugerud’s Golden Bear Triumph

Dreams (Sex Love): When Intimacy Becomes Language — Dag Johan Haugerud’s Golden Bear Triumph

With Dreams (Sex Love), Norwegian filmmaker Dag Johan Haugerud delivers a film of rare quiet power — one that listens more than it speaks, feels more [...]
The Blue Trail (O Último Azul): Aging Against the Current  Gabriel Mascaro’s Luminous Act of Resistance

The Blue Trail (O Último Azul): Aging Against the Current Gabriel Mascaro’s Luminous Act of Resistance

At the Berlin International Film Festival 75th edition (2025), Brazilian filmmaker Gabriel Mascaro confirmed his status as one of the most singular ci [...]
“To a Land Unknown”: A Cinematic Triumph at the 35th Carthage Film Festival

“To a Land Unknown”: A Cinematic Triumph at the 35th Carthage Film Festival

The 35th edition of the Carthage Film Festival (Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage) awarded "To a Land Unknown" by Palestinian-Danish filmmaker M [...]
“The Fountain” Shines at the 35th Carthage Film Festival: A Tribute to Salma Baccar’s Vision

“The Fountain” Shines at the 35th Carthage Film Festival: A Tribute to Salma Baccar’s Vision

The 35th edition of the Carthage Film Festival (Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage), renowned for celebrating African and Arab cinema, hosted the [...]
A Celebration of Art: Highlights of the 35th Edition of the Carthage Film Festival 2024

A Celebration of Art: Highlights of the 35th Edition of the Carthage Film Festival 2024

The 35th edition of the Carthage Film Festival 2024 (Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage - #JCC24) concluded on December 21, 2024, in Tunis. Over [...]
“Salma”: The Syrian Woman’s Struggle in Jude Saeed’s Compelling Film at the 35th Carthage Film Festival

“Salma”: The Syrian Woman’s Struggle in Jude Saeed’s Compelling Film at the 35th Carthage Film Festival

At the 35th Carthage Film Festival, the film "Salma" brings attention to the human and social struggles of Syrian women living under bleak realities. [...]
“La Maison Dorée” (Al Nafoura): Salma Baccar’s Poetic Reflection on Tunisia’s Political Awakening

“La Maison Dorée” (Al Nafoura): Salma Baccar’s Poetic Reflection on Tunisia’s Political Awakening

Directed by Salma Baccar | Written by Amna Rmili | World Premiere at the 35th Carthage Film Festival The pioneering Tunisian filmmaker Salma Baccar [...]
Red Path by Lotfi Achour: A Powerful Tale of Resilience Wins Yusr Gold Award at Red Sea International Film Festival

Red Path by Lotfi Achour: A Powerful Tale of Resilience Wins Yusr Gold Award at Red Sea International Film Festival

A Landmark Achievement at the 4th Edition of the Red Sea Film Festival Lotfi Achour's Red Path (Les Enfants Rouges) emerged as a standout cinematic [...]
“Saifi”: A Cinematic Journey into 1990s Saudi Arabia’s Contradictions

“Saifi”: A Cinematic Journey into 1990s Saudi Arabia’s Contradictions

Director: Wael Abu Mansour Starring: Osama Al-Qass, Aisha Kay, Barra Alam, Noor Al-Khadra, Hussam Al-Harthi Production: Mohammed Al-Hamoud, Shouqi K [...]
“Inshallah a Boy” (Inshallah Walad): A Bold Exploration of Gender, Tradition, and Injustice

“Inshallah a Boy” (Inshallah Walad): A Bold Exploration of Gender, Tradition, and Injustice

Directed by Amjad Al Rasheed | Starring Mouna Hawa, Haitham Omari, Yumna Marwan, and Salwa Nakkara ???? Opening Fil [...]
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