Arab and international filmmakers celebrate Qumra 2023
The filmmakers discussed how Qumra 2023 has been invaluable to their filmmaking journey.
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The filmmakers discussed how Qumra 2023 has been invaluable to their filmmaking journey.
Female filmmakers to receive awards include Saudi Arabia’s Haifaa Al-Mansour, Palestine’s Annemarie Jacir, Tunisia’s Kaouther Ben Hania and Palestinian-American Cherien Dabis.
The deadline for the submission of applications is January 21.
A total of 27 open-air screenings at the nature reserve explored themes of Arab identity.
Each filmmaker has a dedicated corner recounting milestones from their careers, their passion for filmmaking, the ups and downs they’ve faced, and advice to young women embarking on careers in ...
The film festival will take place in December and the deadline for receiving entries to its short film competition has been extended to October 7.
As part of the partnership, five films funded by the Red Sea International Film Festival will also be present at the 79th Venice Film Festival.
Participation is open until September 23, with the three best films receiving cash rewards.
The film festival welcomes applications from Arab, Asian and African filmmakers to compete for the Yusr Awards.
Five projects have been shortlisted, spearheaded by women from Tunisia, Lebanon and Morocco.
Saudi filmmakers, who have taken part in previous funding cycles, are also eligible to submit their short films for consideration for funds.
The films will compete in three categories, which includes feature films, short films, and the unexecuted scenario.
The first of four funding cycles for 2022 has now opened for post-production.
The 72nd edition of the Berlin Film Festival will run between February 10 to 16.
In cooperation with TorinoFilmLab, Red Sea Lodge seeks to empower cinematic talents to launch and succeed in the film industry.
This year also marks the return of Cairo Industry Days, a subsection of the festival that helps budding filmmakers from the MENA region get into the industry.
Over the past three years, CFC has awarded more than $600,000 to support Arab filmmakers.
The year-round programme aims to support women artists in creating bold new work in film and media.
The annual event is a key platform for Arab Cinema that continues to attract submissions from international filmmaking talent.
Three committees of industry professionals have been selected for each section of funding.
Other MENA artists on the list are Ossama Bawardi and Iraqi-Dutch filmmaker Mohamed Al Daradji.
An independent jury of Jordanian and Arab filmmakers and professionals met online over three days to evaluate eligible submissions.
To be eligible for submission, projects must be directed by filmmakers of Arab nationality or origin.
The $10m Red Sea Fund will back more than 100 projects in its first year, as well as episodic content.
The deadline to receive the reenacted scenes is August 4 at 12 pm Jordan time (1 pm UAE time).
The fifth edition of the film festival, which began December 7, will showcase a total of 36 films from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon and ...
The Saudi-based festival, will select a Cairo Film Connection project from the fiction projects to attend the inaugural Project Market of the Red Sea Souk from March 13-16, 2020.
Lebanese director Nadine Labaki.A total of 12 Arab filmmakers have joined the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which runs the annual Oscars Awards.The filmmakers ...
Abu Dhabi Film Festival is inviting submissions for the Festivals SANAD grant which aims to support filmmakers from the Arab world. Submissions are open from January 26 to February 28, 2014.The ...
