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Maryam Touzani, Nabil Ayouch on the story behind 'The Blue Caftan' - Israel Culture - Vimarsana News

Maryam Touzani, Nabil Ayouch on the story behind 'The Blue Caftan' - Israel Culture

The Blue Caftan is a beautifully photographed film that tells the story of a complex triangle.

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Moroccan filmmakers bring 'The Blue Caftan' to Israeli theaters - Israel Culture - Vimarsana News

Moroccan filmmakers bring 'The Blue Caftan' to Israeli theaters - Israel Culture

Moroccan filmmakers Touzani and Ayouch debut "The Blue Caftan" in Israeli theaters, exploring love, tradition, and acceptance in a beautifully crafted tale.

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Austin Peay State University Set to Host World Film Festival from February 13th to March 19th - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information - Vimarsana News

Austin Peay State University Set to Host World Film Festival from February 13th to March 19th - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information

Clarksville, TN - The 2024 APSU World Film Festival is set to kick off on February 13th, 2023, promising an enriching cinematic journey through the lens

Nabil Ayouch to Direct 'Everybody Loves Touda' - Vimarsana News

Nabil Ayouch to Direct 'Everybody Loves Touda'

Nabil Ayouch, whose 'Casablanca Beats' was in competition at Cannes, is wrapping up his next directorial effort, 'Everybody Loves Touda.'

Arab Auteur Film Art: An Authentic Image of the Arab Youth - Vimarsana News

Arab Auteur Film Art: An Authentic Image of the Arab Youth

A new kind of cinema has been emerging in the Arab world - "Arab auteur films". They are "up-close and personal" in the choice of content and in cineastic style. Could this trend be the future of Arab film? Stefanie Suren reports