An exhibition by Visualizing Palestine and Marwan Rechmaoui. Inspired by a series of highly detailed maps of Palestine from the British Mandate period, the main installation recreates a 3-dimensional snapshot of the major Palestinian cities and towns circa 1947, based on the final British surveys before the Nakba.

Monaliza, a 37-year-old Jordanian woman unable to draw a smile, grew up with her grumpy, older, unmarried, agoraphobic sister, Afaf.

The DVD launch of the film “Where to?” and the documentary “A Certain Nasser” in the presence of director Georges Nasser.

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

Ayed
This film is a portrait of Ayed Fadel, a member of Jazar Crew and one of the leading figures of the Palestinian cultural underground scene.

In this session, which is dedicated to Mohammed Abdel Wahab's compositions for Sabah, Dar Samaa' will present some of these songs in their chronological order, in addition to recordings from their rehearsals.

The two shorts movies ‘Bonboné’ by Rakan Mayasi and ‘Condom Lead’ by Tarzan and Arab Nasser.

Nadi Lekol Nas , in collaboration with Dar El-Nimer for Arts and Culture, presents a film screening and Q&A with Iraqi director Qais Al-Zubaidi.

In addition to the artistic program, each year a professional program is catered to meet the needs and questions of the local and regional independent music scene.

Three musicians - who have each blazed their different paths through the alternative Arabic music scene with solo albums and acclaimed collaborations.

Taawon Lebanon and Dar El-Nimer for Arts and Culture are pleased to invite you to the tribute event to the poet and novelist Ibrahim Nasrallah, moderated by Dr Ghada Sabih. The event will include a discussion of 'The Palestinian Comedy'.

‘Waves 98’, ‘Silence’ and ‘Then They Said: Refugee’ are three short movies.

Hala, a child of the war, finds relief from the chaos around her through Egyptian movies she watches on television.

Marie Ziade, or May, was a key Lebanese-Palestinian figure in the Arab literary scene in the early 20th century who firmly established herself as a vibrant female voice in what was clearly a man's world at the time.

This highly personal and original film is an attempt by the filmmaker to come to terms with her experience of war and current events in Lebanon.

This film is the compelling journey of iconic Lebanese filmmaker Georges Nasser who tells his own story of unprecedented success, struggles and disappointments.

Conversation with Ahmad Kaabour, followed by the signing of his new album 'Lamma Tghibi'.

'Beirut, Never Again' and “For a Few Lives” are part of the Jocelyne Saab Month at Dar El-Nimer, organised in collaboration with MACAM and curated by Mathilde Rouxel.

Lebanese graffiti artists reproduce their European and American models' heritage and adapt it to their contemporary issues by stepping aside from the established image of street art.

The encyclopedia consists of 11 volumes and was based on the writings of Arab historians and geographers, and on a number of Arab or foreign historical books.

This film recounts the origins of the Lebanese conflict and the perception of a society which sings while going off to the war.