The mental & psychic structure of the so-called ‘Egyptian revolution generation’, reconstructing facts related to Egypt’s far and near history.

A journey of one man’s search for an identity, during the first few days of the Egyptian revolution.

This documentary that explores the lives of Shoushou and Mohammad Farag, two children who live and work in the tanneries in Egypt.

Khalid, a 35-year-old filmmaker, is struggling to captures the soul of his city while facing loss in his own life.

Manal, Zaki and Mounir are in their twenties, living in a confined community where basic needs are met yet chaos and disorder brew.

Hedi is a simple young man. He is not very talkative, not very reactive and does not expect much from the life that is traced for him.

Tarik wears makeup and dresses as a woman. He dances on a cart drawn by a dying horse and a father who doesn’t watch him anymore.

Mourad is a businessman who rose to success in Algeria in the 2000s. Now he's a new man who wants to stay away from trouble. Aisha is done with the past.

Tunis, summer of 2010. A few months before the revolution, Farah turns 18. She joins a politically-engaged band of musicians and discovers freedom and love against her mother Hayet’s will, who is more conscious of Tunisia and its taboos.

ONORIENTOUR is a citizens' agenda of travelling journalism: three explorers toured around six countries of the Arab world for six months…

Separated by the Wall that snakes through the occupied West Bank, Omar has become adept at dodging surveillance bullets in order to climb the wall and visit the beautiful Nadia.

Inspired by real events, the film is a rare glimpse into Palestinian society from the inside. At the height of the 2002 Palestinian Uprising, Tareq, an enigmatic man bearing fresh wounds, is tended to by local nuns, who help him to escape.

In the framework of the public program of the Sci-Fi Trilogy exhibition and Film Tuesday, Dar El-Nimer for Arts and Culture would like to invite you to a screening of two short films by Larissa Sansour.

In the framework of the Sci-Fi Trilogy exhibition and Film Tuesdays, Dar El-Nimer for Arts and Culture would like to invite you to the screening of three of Larissa Sansour’s films – 'A Space Exodus' - 2009, 'Nation Estate' - 2012, and 'In the Future They Ate From the Finest Porcelain' - 2016.

A young filmmaker investigates the legend of Manivelle, an automaton gifted to Lebanon in 1945 that still haunts an abandoned mansion in Beirut.

موج ٩٨ | إيلي داغر
يجد عمر نفسه يكافح من أجل الحفاظ على الروابط التي تترجم شعوره بالوطن
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صمت | شادي عون
نبذة عن مجتمعٍ طاغٍ و مختل، يدفع ببعض من المتمردين فيه إلى الرقص على شفير الهاوية

Waves '98 | Ely Dagher
Omar's discovery lures him into the depths of the city.

Silence | Chadi Aoun
In a fanatic dictatorship, modern dance is the secret code of the silent resistance.

The family home forms the venue for frequent lively and often humorous discussions. From these debates emerges the recent history of the country and the way political change has irreversibly transformed society .

The film dwells in various intimate moments that the daughter tries to capture all along her stay, trying to get answers to all her questions, before it's too late.

From 1978 to 1988, Mariam's correspondence with her husband happened through audio cassettes that she sent with travelers. The tapes provide intimate and personal details of how a relationship evolves between a couple through the passing of time.