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SUMMARY:Film Online Screening: Liwan: A Story of Cultural Resistance
DESCRIPTION:“Liwan” is a documentary about the cultural space of the same name in Nazareth. Producer and Director Doris Hakim first met the founders of Liwan – Sami Jabali\, Sally Azzam and Silke Wanner – back in 2016\, when an exhibition she was to put on in Nazareth was banned. They came out to support her\, and she immediately fell in love with them and with Liwan. \n  \nTo register for this event please click here.\nTo view the film trailer please click here.
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/film-online-screening-liwan-a-story-of-cultural-resistance/
LOCATION:WA
CATEGORIES:Movie
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SUMMARY:Second Intifada - 20 Years On: Film Series: Online
DESCRIPTION:The Second Intifada heralded a particularly fresh\, urgent and experimental approach to filmmaking\, in tune with the uprisings to which they contributed. Working at a distance from both the main political organizations and\, often\, the aesthetic insistences of Global Northern art cinema funding\, filmmakers took advantage of accessible technologies to forge new notions of freedom. The prolific body of work from this period does not just defiantly catalogue heightened colonial aggressions and appropriations\, it does so with a wit and eclecticism of approach that touched diverse audiences at home and internationally. \nFeaturing works by Ayreen Anastas\, Nahed Awwad\, Enas I. Al-Muthaffar\, Annemarie Jacir\, and Larissa Sansour
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/second-intifada-20-years-on-film-series-online/
LOCATION:WA
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Pride + Luminance: A Mizna Tribute to Etel Adnan
DESCRIPTION:As part of Mizna’s Pride programming\, we celebrate the life and legacy of the prolific artist\, writer\, and philosopher Etel Adnan in a series of film and literary programs.\n\nAdnan’s thoughtful and fierce approach to her practice serves as an inspiration and will continue to have a deep impact. Mizna’s summer programs in film and literature will highlight the work of Adnan and the ways her significant contributions to the cultural realm continue to radiate in her absence.\nAvailable virtually June 23– 26\, 2022 WORLDWIDE. Tickets are pay what you can. TICKETS
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/celebrating-pride-luminance-a-mizna-tribute-to-etel-adnan/
LOCATION:WA
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SUMMARY:Shall I Compare You to a Summer's Day? (Bashtaalak sa’at) [In-Person Only]
DESCRIPTION:About the film:\n\n\n\n(Mohammad Shawky Hassan\, Egypt\, Lebanon & Germany\, 2022\, 66 min\, in English and Arabic with English subtitles) \n** US premiere! Co-presented by Goethe Pop Up Seattle & Three Dollar Bill Cinema ** \nIn celebration of Seattle Pride\, we are proud to partner with Three Dollar Bill Cinema to present the US premiere of Shall I Compare You to a Summer’s Day\, the arty\, sensual\, and short first feature film by Egyptian video artist and filmmaker Mohammad Shawky Hassan. Imaginatively shot in blue-screen studios in Berlin\, Shall I Compare You is set in a time that is part tongue-in-cheek mythical past\, part relentlessly contemporary\, all queer\, and all Cairo. When our mistress of ceremonies (the Egyptian singer\, actor\, and powerful diva Donia Massoud) undertakes to tell the story of a queer romance\, she is diverted endlessly among the intersecting and diverging tales of the men of Club Scheherezade. This storybook Club is in an Egypt where gay and queer people can date\, kiss\, argue\, and hold hands without (or almost without) fear. The fact that this freedom must be fantastical is the determinedly cheerful movie’s sucker punch \nThe movie’s light tone belies an artistic seriousness of intent\, and the everyday intimacies of the men before the screen are given the weight of legend by fable-like chapter titles from the Arabian Nights and by song\, mostly decontextualized Egyptian pop\, sung earnestly by the men themselves or by Massoud.  Slyly carnal\, Shall I Compare You almost literally goes inside relationships\, hookups\, and the space between while finding wonderful opportunities for solidarity among its characters \nIn the film’s slippery\, giddily artificial structure\, Hassan employs what has been called a queer dramaturgy\, characterized by a subversive joy in digression and sexuality not unrelated\, perhaps\, to that of the original Arabian Nights. Shall I Compare You brings a gloriously peculiar perspective to a complex of relationships that are limned by Grindr\, tempted and troubled by polyamory\, and full\, always\, of sincerity and heart. (Martin Schwartz)
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/shall-i-compare-you-to-a-summers-day-bashtaalak-saat-in-person-only/
LOCATION:Northwest Film Forum\, 1515 12th Ave\, 2\, Seattle\, WA\, 98122\, United States
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SUMMARY:Arab Film Series: Queer Arab Films
DESCRIPTION:Starting next week! A special selection of Queer Arab films in celebration of June Pride month as part of the Arab Film Series online. \n  \nScreening Online: June 24-26 \nRSVP at arabfilmseries.org \nFree / $5 suggested donation \nFilms available in North America \n  \nFILM PROGRAM \nBrothers\, Mike Mosallam\, United States\,  2018\,  9 mins \nSon of a Dancer\, Georges Hazim\, Lebanon\, 2018\, 20 mins \nDearborn Ash\, Hena Ashraf\, 2United States\, 2019\, 9 mins \nMarco\, Saleem Haddad\, United Kingdom/Lebanon\, 2019\, 22 mins \n  \nThe Arab Film Series online is a monthly program of films and discussions with artists and filmmakers from the SWANA region and its diasporas\, presented by ArteEast in partnership with the Arab American National Museum and Arab Film and Media Institute. \n  \nImage credit:  Son of A Dancer\, directed by Georges Hazim \n  \nBrothers\, Mike Mosallam\, United States\,  2018\,  9 mins \nBrothers is a coming-of-age short film-music video hybrid that follows a Muslim Arab boy as he comes to terms with his sexuality. Upon recognizing that he is different through the lens of his family and society as a whole\, he decides to face his fears with the support of an older brother who stands by him and encourages him to be himself\, in the face of bias and adversity. \n  \nSon of a Dancer\, Georges Hazim\, Lebanon\, 2018\, 20 mins \nArabic with English Subtitles  \nMajed\, a 20-year-old man\, is grieving the loss of his recently deceased mother. One day\, he gets the shock of his life when he learns that she used to be a belly dancer. Torn between his relationship with his now-silent father\, and Hanine\, the woman who will help him overcome his grief; he takes a trip down memory lane in an attempt to discover the mysterious past of his mother. \n  \nDearborn Ash\, Hena Ashraf\, United States\, 2019\, 9 mins \nIn the midst of the Arab-American enclave of Dearborn\, Michigan\, Roshan has moved back to her parents’ house in Metro Detroit after many failed years in NYC. With her OCD in overdrive she meets up with her old college friend Ayman during Ramadan. He disrupts their iftar plans\, however\, and Roshan finds herself having to deal with all sorts of characters who take over her car. The night turns out to be full of surprises – some annoying\, and some wonderful. \n  \nMarco\, Saleem Haddad\, United Kingdom/Lebanon\, 2019\, 22 mins \nEnglish\, Arabic with English \n Omar has been living in London for a decade. He spends his days working in the City\, and his nights ignoring phone calls from his family back in Lebanon. One evening\, restless after another pleading voicemail from his mother\, he reaches for his phone and invites over Marco\, a Spanish student newly-arrived in London\, who’s doing sex work to earn some extra cash. But when Marco arrives\, Omar can’t shake the feeling that something’s not right about the young man. As their night together progresses truths are revealed\, defenses are lowered\, and Omar discovers the lengths that Marco has gone to reach London. \nRSVP FOR ARAB FILM SERIES \nJune 24-26: Arab Film Series special Pride program ++ Walid Raad’s Festival of Gratitude
URL:https://arabishway.com/event/arab-film-series-queer-arab-films/
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