Arab Cinema Center Organizes Panel Discussion at 81st Venice International Film Festival Panel Discussion Highlights Emerging Talent in Arab Cinema
Arab Cinema Center Organizes Panel Discussion at 81st Venice International Film Festival
Panel Discussion Highlights Emerging Talent in Arab Cinema
The Arab Cinema Center is organizing a panel discussion as part of the 81st Venice International Film Festival, which runs from August 28 to September 7. The panel discussion is titled “Distinguished Talents List: Showcasing the New Golden Wave in Arab Cinema,” and is in collaboration with MAD Celebrity and Venice Bridge Productions.
Emergence of New Golden Age of Arab Cinema
The episode highlights the emergence of the second golden age of Arab cinema, as evidenced by the increasing number of Arab films and filmmakers being celebrated at international film festivals, as well as the performance of recent Arab films at the local box office. The episode aims to celebrate Arab talent and discuss how best to capitalize on it. This renaissance has resulted in the emergence of a new generation of exciting talent both in front of and behind the camera, and the episode will feature a group of actors and executives from the forefront of this talent who will discuss how best to capitalize on this moment. The episode will take place on Saturday, August 31 from 4:30-6pm at the Excelsior Hotel, Spazio Incontri.
Panel Discussion Moderators and Participants
The panel discussion will be moderated by Ryan Ashour, President of the Red Sea Lab, and will include Tunisian actor and director Dhafer L’Abidine, Egyptian actor Ahmed Malek, Lebanese TV presenter and media personality Raya Abirached, Egyptian producer Mohamed Hefzy, Tunisian producer Dora Bouchoucha, Saudi actress and screenwriter Samar Shesha, and Alaa Karkouti, co-founder of the Arab Cinema Center and MAD Solutions.
Quotes from the Arab Cinema Center and Venice Production Bridge
As part of their constant commitment to representing the Arab film industry, Alaa Karkouti and Maher Diab, co-founders of the Arab Cinema Center and Madsolutions, expressed their happiness and gratitude for the new opportunity at the Venice International Film Festival to highlight cinematic talents from across the Arab world. “The Arab Cinema Center always seeks to highlight the importance and brilliance of Arab talents, whether behind or in front of the camera. We are delighted to collaborate with the pioneers who are witnessing the new golden age of Arab cinema, and as always, we are delighted to partner with Venice Productions to share Arab creativity that continues to bring magic, talent and professionalism to our screens.”
“As a production grant, Venice Production Bridge is pleased to support new Arab talent and provide them with exposure to international producers,” said Pascal Diot, President of Venice Production Bridge. “Thanks to our long and fruitful relationship with the Arab Cinema Center, Venice Production Bridge has been able to dedicate more time and space to the Arab industry, and it makes sense that we all now shine a light on the talents of tomorrow.”
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Conclusion:
The panel discussion at the 81st Venice International Film Festival is an exciting opportunity to celebrate the emerging talent in Arab cinema and discuss how best to capitalize on it. With a group of talented actors and executives participating, the discussion is sure to be informative and engaging.
FAQs:
Q: When is the panel discussion taking place?
A: The panel discussion will take place on Saturday, August 31 from 4:30-6pm at the Excelsior Hotel, Spazio Incontri.
Q: Who is moderating the panel discussion?
A: Ryan Ashour, President of the Red Sea Lab, will be moderating the panel discussion.
Q: Who are the participants in the panel discussion?
A: The participants include Tunisian actor and director Dhafer L’Abidine, Egyptian actor Ahmed Malek, Lebanese TV presenter and media personality Raya Abirached, Egyptian producer Mohamed Hefzy, Tunisian producer Dora Bouchoucha, Saudi actress and screenwriter Samar Shesha, and Alaa Karkouti, co-founder of the Arab Cinema Center and MAD Solutions.
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