

When Arabs Danced
Running for 84 minutes, Jawad Rhalib's film features interviews and performances that challenge stereotypes of Arab culture through personal stories and archival footage.
Synopsis
Running for 84 minutes, Jawad Rhalib's film features interviews and performances that challenge stereotypes of Arab culture through personal stories and archival footage.
Synopsis
Jawad Rhalib presents "When Arabs Danced," a documentary that features interviews and performances from various artists. The film uses archival footage to address stereotypes surrounding Arab culture. It focuses on how artistic expression shapes Muslim identity and challenges misconceptions. Through personal stories, Rhalib illustrates the diverse experiences within the Muslim community. The documentary runs for 84 minutes and is produced in Belgium, with dialogue in English, Arabic, and French.
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