With “For Sama”, Waad al-Kataeb broke the BIFA
The documentary on the lives of Aleppo's inhabitants through the Syrian conflict won most of the prizes at the British Independent Film Awards ceremony.
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Randa Marzi, photography as an antidote against clichés
Based between Marseille and Beirut, Randa Marzi uses photography as a tool. To build and teach, but also to break stereotypes. Those that history...
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Farah Foudeh: “I think that images have a huge impact on the way we understand history, people and places”
“The Bedouin man has been photographically presented and reproduced under the same lens. It is almost as if time stopped when it arrived to...
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Saudi Arabia elected to UNESCO World Heritage Committee
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was elected for the first time on Wednesday to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee. The announcement comes one week...
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Zain al-Rafeea, the hero of “Caphernaüm”, on the road to success
The young Zain al-Rafeea, the main actor in Nadine Labaki's film that won the Jury Prize at Cannes in 2018, will make his debut...
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Egypt: a step forward in gender equality ?
After months of fierce legal battle, an Egyptian woman obtained from the court inheritance rights equal to those of her brothers, a first.
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The Al-Aan Palace, a little-known architectural jewel
The world is gradually discovering Saudi Arabia's hidden treasures as news of the country's opening to tourism spreads and new destinations become known.
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In Bethlehem, this olive tree is as old as time
In Palestine, near Bethlehem, there is an olive tree that has proudly occupied its place for over 5000 years... It is the largest and...
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From Paris to Beirut, the Lebanese choreographer Nada Kano builds bridges with dance
Living embodiment of movement and displacement, dance has always been an invitation to travel. An exploration of physical boundaries and realms through different universes,...