Now Playing in Doha! : The Grey
Feb 09, 2012
‘The Grey’ plays across Doha theater’s this week!
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People in Film: Emad Burnat
Feb 07, 2012
Films from Palestinian directors are a rarity. Which is why it was so pleasing to see Emad Burnat’s documentary debut, “5 Broken Cameras”, take the World…
Now Playing in Doha! : Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Feb 05, 2012
‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’ hits the screens in Doha this week!
People in Film: Rania Stephan
Jan 31, 2012
Born in Beirut, Rania Stephan obtained a degree in Cinema Studies from Australia’s Latrobe
University and a graduate degree from Paris VIII University.
Now Playing in Doha! : The Descendants
Jan 29, 2012
‘The Descendants’ hits the screens in Doha this week!
DFI Film Review: Omar Killed Me (2011)
Jan 29, 2012
‘Omar Killed Me’ film review written by Reem Saleh.
People in Film: Michael Desante
Jan 24, 2012
Born in Palestine, Michael Desante is an actor, producer and writer best known for roles in the Oscar winning “The Hurt Locker” and…
Spotlight on Sundance
Jan 22, 2012
“Valley of Saints”, the debut feature film from director Musa Syeed, premieres at the Sundance Film Festival tomorrow – and screens each day until Friday.
DFI Film Review: How Big is Your Love (2011)
Jan 22, 2012
‘How Big is Your Love’ film review written by Reem Saleh.
Now Playing in Doha! : Contraband
Jan 19, 2012
‘Contraband’ hits the screens in Doha this week!
People in Film: Sulafa Hijazi
Jan 17, 2012
Sulafa Hijazi is a writer, producer and director of animated TV series aimed at children.
69th Annual Golden Globe Awards
Jan 16, 2012
Anyone watching the Golden Globes last night, expecting a front-runner to emerge for next month’s Oscars, will be no clearer this morning.
DFI Film Review: The First Man (2011)
Jan 15, 2012
‘The First Man’ film review written by Reem Saleh.
Now Playing in Doha! : Attack The Block
Jan 12, 2012
‘Attack The Block’ hits the screens in Doha this week!
People in Film: Namir Abdel Meseeh
Jan 10, 2012
Namir is a French/Egyptian filmmaker who directed two short fiction films before exploring more personal questions through his short documentary “You, Waguih”.