Dis/Order and The MENA Design Research Center are calling for young Palestinians to take part in storytelling and creative mapping workshop.

Nadi Lekol Nas organises an encounter with director Hady Zaccak and the screening of his short films Lebanon through the cinema and The War Cinema in Lebanon.

‘I Hate Cinema’ by Ward Kayyal and ‘Moonscape’ by Mona Benyamin

‘Sebastia’ by Dima Srouji and ‘In Vitro’ by Larissa Sansour

Almost There Film Festival with its 5th edition includes screenings, panel and a concert.

It is no coincidence that the Arab youth’s modern renaissance in comics accompanied the revolutions in the Arab world that began a decade ago.

This journey retells our families’ unforgettable stories from the haunting city of Jerusalem.

Thousands of migrants have suffered the consequences of war, persecution, poverty and natural disasters, and are turning to dangerously fleeing by sea, putting their lives at the mercy of human traffickers.

the movie revolves around a dictator celebrating his birthday in his lavish palace.

After 62 years of living together, Aïcha and Mabrouk, Lina’s grandparents, have decided to separate.

Mustafa and his wife Salwa live 200 meters apart in villages separated by the wall.

The panel will tackle the issue of conflict medicine, bio politics and bio power.

The residents of the old-fashioned Beirut building decide to restore their building after the end of the civil war in the early nineties.

The camera wanders, chronicling the reality of the city, its memory…

Only One Man Wanted, a socio-political metaphor about the Arab-Israeli conflict.

This is a poetic flight in time, back to when young men dreamed of changing the world with their own hands and forward to a present where young men just want the security of a salaried job.

Bringing together more than 250 pieces that are divided by themes relevant to various historical episodes from Lebanon, the Arab region, and the world.

We invite you to explore over 250 items of curiosity from around the world!

Expect artefacts, scientific instruments, household items, cinema and theatre posters, photographs, souvenirs and toys—and many more handcrafted obsoletes

The second edition of Bazaar Azār: an artisanal market for arts, crafts, embroidery and food, all produced by women who are participating individually or as an organisation.

Lana Halabi of Halabi Bookshop will be reading highlights from the literary works of the late writer Salam El-Rassi, a pillar of Lebanese folk literature.