Palestinian filmmaker Rashid Masharawi opens the Cairo Film Festival with the world premiere of his new film 'Passing Dreams.
The tale of a distinctly Palestinian road trip -- through refugee camps and Israeli checkpoints -- takes centre stage in ...
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Palestinian road trip film premieres at Cairo Film FestivalMasharawi's film follows Sami, a 12-year-old boy, and his uncle and cousin on a quest to find his beloved pet pigeon, which ...
While any Palestinian production is noteworthy in the current conflicts, Passing Dreams is all the more striking for its ...
The line-up further includes US filmmaker Constance Tsang’s comedy-drama Blue Sun Palace, which premiered at Cannes’ Critics’ ...
The feature-length Passing Dreams (Palestine), a film written and directed by veteran Palestinian director Rashid Masharawi, will open the 45th edition of the Cairo International Film Festival (13 - ...
Twice Oscar-nominated director of Paradise Now and Omar says there is an "openly declared war" in the West today against ...
Launched by Rashid Masharawi, a notable Palestinian filmmaker, the initiative emerged amid the backdrop of conflict, aiming to provide a platform for young artists to express themselves through ...
It stars Ashraf Barhom, Adel Abu-Ayyash, and Emilia Massoud. Masharawi made his first feature film, Curfew, in 1994, followed by Haifa (1996), Arafat, My Brother (2005), and Attente (Waiting ...
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