Twenty years of Arab cinema are examined through interviews and film clips that address themes of Palestinian rights and Arab identity.
“A documentary charting the last 20 years of Arab cinema (1967-1987).”
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Twenty years of Arab cinema are examined through interviews and film clips that address themes of Palestinian rights and Arab identity.
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Synopsis
Youssef Chahine and other Arab filmmakers discuss the state of cinema from 1967 to 1987 in 'Arab Camera.' Director Jocelyne Saab presents interviews and film clips that address themes like Palestinian rights and Arab identity. The film shows how these artists create socially conscious narratives that reflect the political and cultural issues facing the Arab world during this period. It runs for 65 minutes and features contributions in Arabic and French.
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Why Watch
- Meet influential filmmakers like Youssef Chahine.
- Find out about Palestinian rights in cinema.
- See how Arab identity is portrayed in films.
Did You Know
- The film covers Arab cinema from 1967 to 1987, a span of 20 years.
- Director Férid Boughedir focuses on filmmakers' social commitments.
- The documentary features interviews with five prominent Arab filmmakers.
- The film has a duration of 65 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary 'Arab Camera'?
Jocelyne Saab directed the documentary 'Arab Camera'.
What are the main themes addressed in 'Arab Camera'?
The main themes addressed include Palestinian homeland rights and the complexities of Arab identity.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Arab Camera'?
The duration of 'Arab Camera' is 65 minutes.
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