‘War Generation - Beirut’ and ‘Hymn for Liberty’ are screened in the framework of the Jean Chamoun month at Dar El-Nimer, organised in partnership with Nadi Lekol Nas and will be followed by a Q&A with director Mai Masri.

Artist Sirine Fattouh will be in conversation with philosopher Seloua Luste Boulbina and curator Mayssa Fattouh to discuss the exhibition 'In the Middle of a Leap into the Void'.

A Ramadan evening, to stay up together, tell stories and relive the days of time, an opportunity to spend an hour in a world away from speed, pressure.

The artists are four of the founding members of the modern art Movement in Palestine as well as members of the League of Palestinian Artists.

Stories from the reality of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon throughout more than seventy years, which recount identity, belonging to Palestine, to the family and the complex surrounding.

By examining his poetry, the film is an attempt to understand the evolution of Armenian intellectual, literary and spiritual history from pagan times to the present day.

Four directors will explore the consequences of filmed space on their documentary subject and their desire to highlight the marginal.

The participants will recreate some of the posters which are featured in the Thief of Baghdad exhibition, while the instructor will help each participant channel their skills in drawing, colouring and illustration.

Seven shorts movies will be screened as part of the program of Between Women Filmmakers Caravan.

Synopsis :

They were called FAHAVALO – enemies - because they rebelled in 1947 against French colonisation in Madagascar.

In the fourth encounter of 'Al-Ghilaf', Zeina G. Halabi will be in conversation with Mazen El Sayed/ El Rass - The Head to discuss four key themes which reoccur in his works.

A film poster reproduction workshop, based on a selection of film posters from the exhibition Thief of Baghdad.

The story takes an unexpectedly dramatic turn when the man falls in love with the young wife of his village’s elderly “wise man”.

The exhibition displays selected photos that chronicle the Lebanese war at various stages and various locations.

With stolen loot from a mysterious cave, Ali Baba buys Morgiane, a dancer who he loves, yet who belonged to his master Cassim.

Amal is a feisty teenager growing up in post-revolution Egypt while she and her country both are undergoing a tremendous change.

The exhibition explores Palestinian embroidery through the lenses of gender, labour, symbol, capital and class.

Conversation with Zina Jardaneh (Chair of the Board of the Palestinian Museum) about the objectives and vision of the Palestinian Museum.

My Dear Lamis is a multimedia performative event based on Ghassan Kanafani's The Little Lantern, conceived, filmed and directed by Mario Rizzi, performed by Elyssa Skaff.

'The Dupes', which is based on Ghassan Kanafani's 1962 novella 'Men in the Sun', is one of the first Arab films to address the Palestinian cause.