Red Sea Fund partners with Effat University to empower female filmmakers
In this new series, the foundation will spotlight some of the filmmakers who were part of this programme.
In this new series, the foundation will spotlight some of the filmmakers who were part of this programme.
The three-day workshop will be held across Cairo, Dubai and Jeddah, with all participants receiving an opportunity to visit Netflix’s production studios in Europe in early 2025.
The film, produced by Roger Waters, has screened at multiple festivals worldwide.
This partnership aims to empower women in cinema by supporting 22 film projects by the students of Effat University.
Khalil's work includes short films, documentaries, TV series, and feature films.
Announced in August 2023, the programme welcomed candidates from the UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Kuwait.
Their success sends a powerful message to young Emirati girls: 'Your voice matters. Your stories matter. And you have the power to make a difference'.
The festival, taking place from November 30 to December 9 in Jeddah, has also introduced its theme for this year: "Your Story, Your Festival."
The initiative will select 45 women hailing from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, and Egypt to participate.
Female filmmakers to receive awards include Saudi Arabia’s Haifaa Al-Mansour, Palestine’s Annemarie Jacir, Tunisia’s Kaouther Ben Hania and Palestinian-American Cherien Dabis.
Each filmmaker has a dedicated corner recounting milestones from their careers, their passion for filmmaking, the ups and downs they’ve faced, and advice to young women embarking on careers in ...
The deadline to submit films is November 30, 2022.
Five projects have been shortlisted, spearheaded by women from Tunisia, Lebanon and Morocco.
The film festival will honour veteran actress Sawsan Badr and Hibaq Osman for their achievement in the film industry.
The project involves a group of experts from Africa, Europe and the US who will train, mentor and provide psychological support to the chosen directors.
The aim is to support Indian female filmmakers in redefining uncaptured cinema to the world.
The inaugural Adiaha Award for African Documentary Filmmakers was presented at ZIFF 2017 to Gambian director Samantha Biffot for the film, The African Who Wanted to ...