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Aug 8th, 2010 |
By Cold Nomad |
Category: Culture, Entertainment
Cairo Time, a romantic drama directed by Canadian filmmaker Ruba Nadda stars Patricia Clarkson and Alexander Siddiq. Clarkson plays Juliette, an American visiting Cairo, while her husband is sorting out a refugee camp crisis in Gaza. During her stay, she becomes acquainted with her husband’s newly retired colleague, Tareq, played by Alexander Siddig. The film’s [...]
Tags: Alexander Siddiq, Cairo, Cairo Time, DVD, Egypt, Film, Movie, Nothing Much, Patricia Clarkson
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Aug 3rd, 2010 |
By Carla Haibi |
Category: Culture, Entertainment
BEIRUT: For fans of Sex and the City – a television series and movie centered on the lives of four single women living in New York City – the summer movie sequel Sex and The City 2 promised fashion, fun, friendships and more. Viewers who watched it when it premiered on 15 July in Lebanon [...]
Tags: Arab World, Film, Middle East, Review, Sex and the City 2, stereotypes, Women
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Jul 16th, 2010 |
By Bob Timmons |
Category: Animals, Animals Media
When people hear the word “documentary” they instantly get this feeling of a monotone narrator boring them to bits. Well, I have to say that I absolutely love documentaries and in the last five years they have changed very much. The directors and/or producers have learned to challenge and dramatically grab the audience’s attention to [...]
Tags: Animal Advocacy, Animal Documentaries, Documentaries, Film, The Cove, The End of the Line
Posted in Animals, Animals Media |
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Jun 23rd, 2010 |
By Asuman Suner |
Category: Art, Culture Featured
ISTANBUL: When Turkish director Semih Kaplanoğlu’s film Honey won the Golden Bear award in the 2010 Berlin Film Festival this February, international film critics turned their attention to Turkish cinema. Honey is the final part of Kaplanoğlu’s trilogy, which narrates three stages of the life of a man in reverse chronological order. Alluding to religious [...]
Tags: Awards, Berlin, Difficult Topics, Festival, Film, Honey, New Wave Cinema, Semih Kaplanoğlu, Turkey
Posted in Art, Culture Featured |
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Jun 16th, 2010 |
By Bikya Masr Staff |
Category: Animals, Animals Media
A graphic film featuring model, Alice Dellal has been created to move millions of people to sign up to an online e-protest against the proposed lifting of the commercial whaling ban. The ban has been in place for the past 24 years, dramatically reducing the numbers of whales killed. However, on the 21st June in [...]
Tags: Agadir, Alice Dellal, Animals, Film, Graphic Film, Media, WDCS, Whaling Ban
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May 26th, 2010 |
By Bikya Masr Staff |
Category: Going Green, Going Green News
CAIRO: World Environment Day is coming up on the 5th of June and the Fate of our Earth Series is screening its last documentary before the big day. The Fate of our Earth Series is a collaboration between the Wadi Environmental Science Centre (WESC) and Prince Alwaleed American Studies Centre – AUC. It was started [...]
Tags: American University in Cairo, AUC, Documentary, Eco Options Egypt, Egypt, Environment, Film, State of the Planet 2009, World Environment Day
Posted in Going Green, Going Green News |
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May 13th, 2010 |
By Bikya Masr Staff |
Category: Culture, Entertainment
Tony Stark is in the midst of a media scramble as his revelation that he is Iron Man has taken on a world of its own, but a new enemy is lurking and soon he will have to face reality. Iron Man 2 takes off very soon after the first film ended, and Stark (Downey [...]
Tags: Don Cheadle, Egypt, Film, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Review, Robert Downey Jr., Sequal
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Apr 13th, 2010 |
By Bruce Roter |
Category: Bruce Roter, Featured Blogumnist, Op-ed
I took notice of the news that Israeli director Keren ben Rafael’s film “Almost Normal” was removed from a film series in Cairo organized by French Cultural Center. This in turn precipitated cancellation of the entire series. From what I understand, Ms. Rafael’s film was rejected because of her nationality, not because of the content [...]
Tags: Almost Normal, Cultural Engagement, Culture, Egypt, Film, French Cultural Center, Keren Ben-Rafael, Middle East, Normalization
Posted in Bruce Roter, Featured Blogumnist, Op-ed |
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