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DFI supporting the Palestinian pavilion in Cannes this year, with Fatma Hasan Alremaihi, center, Elia Suleiman, third from left and Hanaa Issa, third from right.

Doha Film Institute proves once again the cinematic force to be reckoned with in Cannes

E. Nina Rothe May 18, 2025

And with a new upcoming international film festival announced for November 2025, the Gulf cultural organization plans to prove to the world what many of us already knew.

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In Cinema, Interviews, Festival Tags Elia Suleiman, Doha Film Institute, DFI, Doha Film Festival, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Hanaa Issa, Qatar, Media City Qatar, Katara
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Welcome to the first episode of The Culture Influential

E. Nina Rothe April 22, 2025

Starting right here, right now, I’m kicking off a podcast that brings together film and fashion in a brand new way, where you'll find yourself sitting in the room with celebrities and artists, for some cozy conversations. Cultural events and world affairs decoded, from Cannes to Venice to London and across the pond, to NYC. 

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In Cinema, Fashion, Festival, Interviews, Television, Art Tags The Culture Influential, Podcast, Qumra, Doha Film Institute, Qatar, Walter Salles, Lav Diaz, Darius Khondji, Cannes, Venice, London, fashion weeks, film festivals, DFI, Apple podcasts, Spotify
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Cannes' sidebars -- Critics' Week, Directors' Fortnight and ACID selections announced

E. Nina Rothe April 15, 2025

Among the titles which stand out to me immediately are two beautiful projects, one selected for Critics’ Week and the other in the Fortnight line up, which participated in the recent DFI Qumra industry incubator. And I included the shorts in Critics’ Week!

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In Cinema, Festival Tags Critics week, Cannes Film Festival, festival de Cannes, Quinzaine de Cineastes, Directors' Fortnight, ACID, Cannes, Harmony Korine, The President’s Cake, Hasan Hadi, Leah Chen Baker, Qumra, DFI, Doha Film Institute, Barry Jenkins, Dangerous Animals, Sean Byrne, Kokuho, Lee Sang-il, Eva Victor, Sorry Baby, Daniel Kaluuya, Guillermo Galoe, Sleepless City, Ciudad Sin Sueño, Spain, Iraq, Madrid, Kaouther Ben Hania, Sylvain George, Life After Siham, Namir Abdel Messeeh, Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk, Sepideh Farsi
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Qumra 2025 projects include an outlaw Bedouin bandit couple adventure and a Palestinian dystopian sci-fi thriller

E. Nina Rothe March 6, 2025

Also included in the extensive line up of projects participating in the upcoming industry incubator organized by the Doha Film Institute is the follow up by Algerian helmers Damien Ounouri and Adila Bendimerad to their award winning epic ‘The Last Queen’, as well as Suzannah Mirghani’s highly anticipated feature debut ‘Cotton Queen’.

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In Cinema, The Diaries Tags Qumra 2025, Doha Film Institute, DFI, Damien Ounouri and Adila Bendimerad, Suzannah Mirghani, Cotton Queen, Qatar, Sofia Djama, Quarter to Thursday, Larissa Sansour, Palestine, Algeria, In Memory of Times to Come, Tunisia, Erige Sehiri, Marie & Jolie, The Joyful 1926, Speak Image Speak, Pary El-Qalqili, 1972 Munich Olympics, Sari & Amira, A.J. Al-Thani, Wadi Sakheema, Flower of the Sand, Morocco, Jaouad Babili, Sudan, Atlas Workshops, The President's Cake, Iraq, Hasan Hadi, Saddam Hussein, Souraya Mon Amour, Nicolas Khoury, Souraya Baghdadi, Maroun Baghdadi, Lebanon, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, The Pearl, Noor Al-Nasr, In the Name of Safia, Safia Kessas, Love 45, Anas Khalaf, Sound of Silence, Joyce A. Nashawati, Syria, The Fin, South Korea, Syeyoung Park, The Reserve, Mexico, Pablo Pérez Lombardini, Roqia, Yanis Koussim, Sleepless City, Spain, Guillermo García López, Fatna a Woman Named Rachid, Hélène Harder, Mother of Silence, Zahraa Ghandour, Once Upon a Time in Shiraz, Iran, Hamed Zolfaghari, The Day of Wrath: Tales from Tripoli, Rania Rafei, Jodari Meno, Dr. Jamal Rashid Al-Khanji, Al-Michelin, Abdul-Rahman Sakr, Jordan, Dirty Hands, Georges Hazim and Maya Dagher, Task Force: Apocalypse!, Dana J. Atrach and Anne Sobel, El’Sardines, Zoulikha Tahar, Villa 187, Eiman Mirghani
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Clockwise from left: Walter Salles, Anna Terrazas, Darius Khondji and Lav Diaz

Walter Salles, Lav Diaz and 'Roma' costume designer Anna Terrazas announced as Qumra Masters 2025

E. Nina Rothe February 25, 2025

The list for the upcoming edition also includes César and Academy Award nominated DoP Darius Khondji, and Hong Kong filmmaker Johnnie To Kei-Fung.

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In Cinema, Fashion, The Diaries Tags Lav Diaz, Darius Khondji, Hong Kong, Iran, Brazil, Johnnie To Kei-Fung, Qumra, Doha Film Institute, DFI, Walter Salles, Roma, Anna Terrazas, Oscar nominated
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Ajyal young jurors sit during a screening of a film in their section

The Doha Ajyal Diaries: Women filmmakers sweep awards at this year's DFI Ajyal Film Festival

E. Nina Rothe November 24, 2024

And, while watching films during this wondrous festival, I witnessed a second miracle in the making.

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In Festival, The Diaries Tags DFI, Doha Film Institute, Ajyal Film Festival, Doha Film Festival, Made in Qatar, Laila Abbas, Sudan Remember Us, Hind Meddeb, Thank You for Banking with Us, Sudan, West Bank, Gaza, Palestine, Searching for Amani, Debra Aroko and Nicole Gormley, Simon Ali, Kenya, Above the Tamarind Tree, Ajyal in gaza, Buthyna Al Mohammadi, Saleh Bakri, Amal Al Muftah, Ali Al-Hajri, I Lay For You To Sleep, Paul Abraham and Abdulla Al-Hor, The Alkaline, Bottles, Yassine El Idrissi, Block 5, Klemen Dvornik, Canary in a Coal Mine, Dwan Kaoukji, Apoleon, Amir Youssef
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Fatma Hassan Alremaihi and Her Excellency Lolwah bint Rashid Al Khater surrounded by some of the Ajyal jurors

The Doha Ajyal Diaries: Opening night with a twist and the joy of unorthodox film choices

E. Nina Rothe November 20, 2024

A documentary about the students’ movement in Sudan opened this year’s DFI Ajyal film festival. And the unusual, yet super welcomed refreshing choices didn’t stop there.

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Doha Film Institute, Ajyal Film Festival, Her Excellency Lolwah bint Rashid Al Khater, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Sudan Remember Us, Misan Harrima, Misan harriman, Sudan, Qatar, Gaza, Ajyal Film Club, Cinema Alcazar, Mustafa the Poet, Moments that Matter, Hind Meddeb
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A still from ‘Sudan, Remember Us’ by Hind Meddeb, courtesy of the DFI

Ajyal 2024: Festival will kick off with 'Sudan, Remember Us' and will present a focus on Voices from Palestine

E. Nina Rothe November 5, 2024

With the theme of the 2024 edition of Ajyal Film Festival presented by the Doha Film Institute announced as ‘Moments That Matter’, the event will also see the participation of Palestinian stars Hiam Abbas, Saleh and Mohammad Bakri, along with beloved Egyptian actor Khaled El Nabawy, Turkish TV star Esra Bilgic and Sudanese musician Mustafa the Poet.

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Doha Film Institute, DFI, Ajyal Film Festival, Qatar, Hiam Abbas, Saleh Bakri, Mohammad Bakri, Palestine, Egypt, Turkey, Khaled El Nabawy, Esra Bilgic, Mustafa the Poet, Sudan, Moments that Matter, Lebanon, Meryam Joobeur, Cyril Guei, Chatri Sityodtong, Rithy Panh, Anees, Misan Harriman, Sudan Remember Us, Hind Meddeb, Made in Qatar, Undr by Kamal Aljafari, Janin Janin, Intaj: From Ground Zero Experience, Gaza, Rashid Masharawi, Meeting with Pol Pot, The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition Season 2, Media City Qatar, Qatar-Morocco 2024 Year of Culture, Faouzi Bensaidi, Flow by Gints Zilbalodis
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A still from ‘Aïcha’ by Mehdi Barsaoui, courtesy of The Party Film Sales

More to love from the Doha Film Institute at this year's Venice Film Fest

E. Nina Rothe August 20, 2024

This year there are 12 Doha Film Institute supported films in the lineup on the Lido, plus the DFI is hosting a special afternoon and even a gala dinner celebrating their achievements in the world of cinema and art.

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In Art, Cinema, Fashion, The Diaries Tags Doha Film Institute, Your ghosts are mine: Expanded Cinemas, Amplified Voices, Palazzo Franchetti, Venice International Film Festival, Aisha, Aisha Can’t Fly Away, DFI, Qumra, Media City Qatar, Majid Al-Remaihi, Shaima Al Tamimi, La Biennale di Venezia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Tunisia, Yemen, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Aïcha, Mehdi Barsaoui, Happy Holidays, Scandar Copti, Shadows, Rand Beiruty, Sudan Remember Us, Hind Meddeb, Orizzonti, Giornate degli Autori, Critics' Week, In This Darkness I See You, Nadim Tabet, My Father’s Scent, Mohamed Siam, Marie & Jolie, Erige Sehiri, The Station, Sara Ishaq, Theft of Fire, Amer Shomali
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A still from ‘Salted Skins’ by Nicolas Fattouh, courtesy of the DFI

The Cannes Diaries: Doha Dreaming with multiple DFI projects in the Cannes Official line up & Spring 2024 upcoming grants

E. Nina Rothe May 23, 2024

It’s all in a week’s work for the Doha Film Institute, the greatest cinematic organization in the MENA region.

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In Cinema, The Diaries, Festival Tags Doha Film Institute, Qatar, DFI, H.E. Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Rendez-vous avec Pol Pot, Rithy Panh, Cambodia, Qumra, Iréne Jacob, Grégoire Colin, Cyril Gueï, Cannes Film Festival, Critics' Week, The Brink of Dreams, Nada Riyadh and Ayman El Amir, KEFF, Locust, Taiwan, Morocco, Across the Sea, Saïd Hamich Benlarbi, Egypt, East of Noon, Hala Elkoussy, Mahdi Fleifel, To a Land Unknown, Erige Sehiri, Marie and Jolie, Joyce A. Nashawati, Sound of Silence, Venice Film Festival, Ameer Fakher Eldin, Yunan, Elia Suleiman, MENA region, Hanaa Issa, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Al-Dana, Nora Al-Subai, Running With Beasts, Leila Basma, Lebanon, Syria, The Settlement, Mohamed Rashad, Nomadish, Yassine Marco Marroccu, Agora, Ala Eddine Slim, Żejtune, Malta, Alex Camilleri, The Botanist, china, Jing Yi, Another Birth, Tajikistan, Isabelle Kalandar, Horizon, Colombia, César Augusto Acevedo, Tale of the Land, Indonesia, Loeloe Hendra, The Fin, South Korea, Syeyoung Park, Flying Elephants, Mona Khaouli, Munir Khauli, Just Like a Dream, Corine Shawi, Beirut, Road Trip, Linda Qibaa, Speak Image, Speak, Palestine, Pary El-Qalqili, Flower of the Sands, Jaouad Babili, Climbing the Mountains, Algeria, Sabrina Chebbi, She Was Not Alone, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Hussein Al-Asadi, Those Who Watch Over, Karima Saidi, Ground Zero, collective shorts project, Moondove, Karim Kassem, Cutting Through Rocks, Iran, Sara Khaki and Mohammad Reza Eyni, Requiem for a Tribe, Marjan Khosravi, Badr on the Moon, Jordan, Aisha Al-Jaidah and Kholoud Al Ali, Film, TV Series, Web series, Last Words, Antoine Waked, Palmyra, Carol Mezher and Gabriela Flores, Rent-a-Mama, Dania Bdeir, New York, The Dry Kingdom, Dana J. Atrach, Echoes, Marie-Rose Osta, El'Sardines, Zoulikha Tahar, Before the Day Breaks, Amal Al-Muftah, If Only, Ali Al Anssari, Little Man, Hajri Gachouch, Salted Skins, Nicolas Fattouh, The Heaviness of Absence, Zizou, Jalal Maghout, Khaled Moeit, Maha Al-Thani, Eman, Please Pause, Lulwa Al-Thani, The Star, Ingrid El Zoghby, Another Day Shall Come, Aida Kaadan
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A still from ‘The Girl with the Needle’, courtesy of the Festival de Cannes

The Cannes Diaries: Magical interviews, chance meetings and beautiful films

E. Nina Rothe May 19, 2024

There is a trick to this festival. If you stand still long enough in Cannes — something a bit difficult to do on a weekend as crowds are bustling all around you — you’ll run into everyone who is anyone in the film universe.

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Alleno & Rivoire chocolate, festival de Cannes, Cannes Film Festival, The Cannes Diaries, RH Three, Golden Globes, The Girl with the Needle, Venice Film Festival, Croisette, KEFF, Locust, Taiwanese cinema, La Semaine de la Critique, Francis Ford Coppola, Megalopolis, Adam Driver, Giancarlo Esposito, Andrea Arnold, Bird, Barry Keoghan, Magnus van Horn, Vic Carmen Sonne, Trine Dyrholm, Un Certain Regard, Zambia, Rungano Nyoni, On Becoming a Guinea Fowl, Everybody Loves Touda, Nabil Ayouch, Doha Film Institute, Five Seas Hotel, DFI, Sebastian Sepulveda, Qumra, Elia Suleiman, Nina Rodriguez, Ali Khechen, Hanaa Issa, Fatma Hassan Al Remaihi, Cannes Premiere, Thierry Fremaux, Salle Debussy, Jean-Luc Godard, Rithy Panh, Rendez-Vous avec Pol Pot, Meeting with Pol Pot, Irene Jacob, Grégoire Colin, Leos Carax, C'est pas moi, Oscars, Academy Awards, Baby Annette, Annette, Denis Lavant, Bad Blood, Modern Love, David Bowie, Tom Hanks, Forrest Gump
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Poster by Takeshi Kitano, titled, appropriately by the Japanese actor, writer, comedian, painter and director “Takeshi”

Cannes' Quinzaine and Semaine announce line ups

E. Nina Rothe April 18, 2024

And there are some must-watch films in there which cannot be missed.

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Directors' Fortnight, Critics' Week, Cannes, Festival de Cannes, Takeshi Kitano, This Life of Mine, Agnes Jaoui, Sophie Fillières, Christmas Eve In Miller’s Point, Michael Cera, Elsie Fisher, Maria Dizzia, Francesca Scorsese, Ben Shenkman, Gregg Turkington, Sawyer Spielberg, Tyler Taormina, India Donaldson, Good One, Universal Language (Une Langue Universelle), Matthew Rankin, Tehran, Mahdi Fleifel, To a Land Unknown, Hala Elkoussy, East of Noon (Sharq 12), Locust, KEFF, Qumra, Doha Film Institute, Saïd Hamich Benlarbi, La mer au loin (Across the Sea), Adam Bessa, Ghose Trail, Jonathan Millet
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The Qumra class of 2024, captured in the courtyard of the Museum of Islamic Art

The Qumra Diaries: the good, the bad and the overcrowded

E. Nina Rothe March 8, 2024

And no, I’m not talking about the bustling Souq Waqif on the eve of Ramadan!

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Qumra, Doha Film Institute, Qatar, Doha, Souq Waqif, Qatar Airways, Museum of Islamic Art, Damasca, Fiko, Msheireb Downtown Doha, National Museum of Qatar, Alain Ducasse Jiwan, Qatari cuisine, Desert Rose, Profiles Doha, Intaj 2023 exhibition, Youssef Chahine, Mohamed Malas, Kaouther Ben Hania, Soudade Kaadan, Ramadan, Mohammad malas
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The Qumra Diaries, on inspiration: rediscovering the soundtrack of 'Annette' in Doha

E. Nina Rothe March 4, 2024

The power of music is undeniable. And no one harnesses it better than French filmmaker Leos Carax, one of the Qumra Masters at this year’s DFI industry event.

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In Art, Cinema, The Diaries Tags Leos Carax, Annette, Qumra, Doha Film Institute, Qatar, Amazon, Spotify
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Fatma Hassan Alremaihi at Qumra 2024, courtesy of the DFI

The Qumra Diaries: I've landed in a place of inspiration

E. Nina Rothe March 1, 2024

It is always great to be in Doha for their annual industry meetings, yet this time it feels extra crucial and important — as cinema is what I turn to in order to heal and help understand the world around me.

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In The Diaries, Cinema Tags Toni Colette, Qumra, Doha Film Institute, Elia Suleiman, Museum of Islamic Art, Msheireb, Qatar, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Hanaa Issa, Oliver Jeffers, Begin Again, The Heart of It, Palestine, Israel
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A still from ‘The land was well past its zenith’ by Rita Mahfouz

"We have to set our minds on how to create pockets of hope": Elia Suleiman on holding DFI's Qumra in these challenging times

E. Nina Rothe February 17, 2024

Plus actress and producer Toni Colette, is confirmed as the sixth 2024 Master for the upcoming tenth anniversary edition of the industry incubator and the participating projects are announced.

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In Cinema, Interviews, The Diaries Tags DFI, Doha Film Institute, Qumra, Elia Suleiman, Hanaa Issa, Alaa Eddine Aljem, Eldorado, The Taste of the South, To Leave or To Stay, Azedine Kasri, Mohammad Alchikho, Nora Al-Subai, Ahmad Saleh, Aisha Can’t Fly Away, Morad Mostafa, Roqia, Yanis Koussim, Across the Sea, Said Hamich Benlarbi, Aïcha, Mehdi Barsaoui, Ma, The Maw Naing, Perfumed with Mint, Muhammed Hamdy, Celebration, Bruno Anković, Locust, KEFF, House No 7, Rama Abdi, Hend Bakr, Dilpak Mated, Soufiane Adel, Lana Daher, Najba Nouri and Rasul Nouri, Ana Naomi de Sousa, Naseem, Fight With Grace, Mohammed Almughanni, Mayar Hamdan and Shaima Al Tamimi, The Myth of Mahmoud, Rawia Alhaq, Anas Saeed, Timmea Ahmed, Ibrahim Ahmad (Snoopy), Aurélia Makdessi, Niemeyer 4 Ever, Mehdi Hmili
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Jim Sheridan, Leos Carax, Claire Denis and more at Qumra for this year's DFI industry meet up

E. Nina Rothe February 6, 2024

Plus Atom Egoyan fresh from the Berlinale and Academy Award nominated sound designer Martín Hernández, all to give Masterclasses while in Qatar.

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In Cinema, The Diaries Tags Leos Carax, Elia Suleiman, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Doha Film Institute, DFI, Qumra, Qatar, Doha, Claire Denis, Atom Egoyan, Martin Hernandez, Jim Sheridan, Qumra Masters, True Detective Night Country, Amores Perros, Annette, Birdman, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, The Revenant, Holy Motors, Cannes Film Festival, Joan Dupont, Stars at Noon, Beau Travail, Silver Bear Berlinale, Seven Veils, TIFF, Sophie Toscan du Plantier, Palestine, David Merriman, Sophie, In the Name of the Father, The Boxer, Academy Awards, BAFTA, Qumra Projects, Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani
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Mariëtte Rissenbeek and Carlo Chatrian announcing this year’s Competition & Encounters line up on Monday

All the latest Berlinale titles added to Competition and Encounters

E. Nina Rothe January 24, 2024

While many of us may be concentrating on the awards announcements, the Berlin Film Festival reminds us where it all starts from, and why these worldwide events are so important. Dare I say, more than the awards…

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In Cinema, Festival, The Diaries Tags Berlinale, Berlin Film Festival, Germany, Middle East, Mariëtte Rissenbeek, Carlo Chatrian, Golden Bear, Silver Bear, Meryam Joobeur, Who Do I Belong To, Tunisia, Qu, Qumra, Doha Film Institute, Nadim Cheikhrouha, Sarra Ben Hassen, Kaouther Ben Hania, Another End, Piero Messina, Gael Garcia Bernal, Berenice Bejo, Black Tea, Abderrahmane Sissako, La Cocina, Rooney Mara, Oded Fehr, Dahomey, Mati Diop, Hors du Temps, Olivier Assayas, Bruno Dumont, L'Empire, Lyna Khoudri, Yasmine Al Massri, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, The Stranger's Case, Omar Sy, Brandt Andersen, Aleppo, Riho Kudo, Chime, August my Heaven
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A still from ‘Disco Afrika: A Malagasy Story’, courtesy of the filmmaker

Doha Film Institute Awards announces new grant recipients -- 44 diverse projects from 32 countries

E. Nina Rothe January 22, 2024

The highly anticipated announcement confirms the DFI’s commitment as the region’s longest-serving film development initiative, as the Institute has supported more than 800 films from 74 countries to date.

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In Cinema, The Diaries Tags Disco Africa, Doha Film Institute, Grant recipients, Qatar, film projects, Zaid Abu Hamdan, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Soufiane Adel, Hend Bakr, Rama Abdi, Dilpak Majeed, Miss R, Mr. S, Mr. Mr. T, Safia Kessas, Aurélia Makdessi, Oscar Niemeyer, Bassam Mortada, Hind Meddeb, Jamal Al Khanji and David Ochoais, Karim Sayad, Mohamed Jabarah Al Daradji, Son of Babylon, Elene Mikaberidze, Ana Naomi De Sousa, Najiba Noori, Maxime Lindon, Min Min Hein, Hamida Issa, Ihab Jadallah, Salem Brahimi, Ahmad Saleh, Alaa Eddine Aljem, Feyrouz Serhal, Hasan Hadi, Rani Massalha, Mohammad Shaikhow, Sarra Abidi, Ali Al-Fatlawi, Bruno Anković, Mamadou Dia, Luck Razanajaona, KEFF, Min Bahadur Bham, Samia Dzaïr, Maryam Mir, Arwa Aburawa and Turab Shah, Malek Hebiri, Nada Bedair, Ibrahim Albuainain, Majid Al-Remaihi, Fatima Ahmad Abuhaliqa, Rita Mahfouz, Wiame Haddad, And then they burn the sea, Locarno film Festival, Oscar-qualifying
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A still from ‘Mornings in Jenin’, a series project participating in this year’s Qumra event

A still from ‘Mornings in Jenin’, a series project participating in this year’s Qumra event

The Doha Film Institute's Qumra 2021 goes global with its virtual edition

E. Nina Rothe March 7, 2021

For film insiders the Qumra event — held once a year in Doha, Qatar and bringing together industry experts and filmmakers from all over the world — was always a highly anticipated time to put on our calendars. But in the age of pandemic, where we need all the inspiration we can get to simply continue onward, Qumra has become a lifeline.

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In Cinema, The Diaries, Fashion Tags Doha Film Institute, DFI, Qumra, Mornings in Jenin, Annemarie Jacir, Palestine, Doha, Qatar, Claire Denis, James Gray, Jessica Hausner, Mark Mangini, Phedon Papamichael, Brigitte Lacombe, Yasmine Hamdan, Festival de Cannes, Variety, Fatma Hassan Alremaihi
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