Cannes Film Festival: How 'The Brink of Dreams' reveals much about Egyptian Coptic life
This documentary, which won the coveted Cannes L'Oeil d'Or award, tells the story of an all-female theatre troupe in Minya
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This documentary, which won the coveted Cannes L'Oeil d'Or award, tells the story of an all-female theatre troupe in Minya
The Red Sea Film Foundation (RSFF), which participated in the recently concluded 77th Cannes Film Festival, played an important role in supporting Arab cinema and promoting it globally, an RSFF press release said. A notable achievement at the festival was the Saudi film "Norah", directed by Tawfik AlZaidi and supported by the Red Sea Fund. "Norah" made history as the first Saudi film to compete in the prestigious "Un Certain Regard" section, receiving a special jury mention and selling out screenings within hours, according to SPA.
A film about an all-female Egyptian theater troupe and another about legendary photographer Ernest Cole shared the best documentary award at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday. "Ernest Cole: Lost and Found" is the latest from Haitian director Raoul Peck, who made the Oscar-nominated "I Am Not Your Negro"...
A film about an all-female Egyptian theatre troupe and another about legendary photographer Ernest Cole shared the best documentary award at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday .
An all-female Egyptian street theatre troupe act out their frustrations in this appealing Critics Week documentary