SIFF’s ‘Palestine Night’ sees impressive turnout
Palestinian films, workshops and panel discussions captivated audiences on the third day of the festival.
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Palestinian films, workshops and panel discussions captivated audiences on the third day of the festival.
The 11th edition of the Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth will screen 98 films from 28 countries from October 6 to 12, 2024.
Events included the screening of 'Nezouh' and discussions featuring Egyptian artist Laila Elwi and Egyptian screenwriter Medhat El-Adl.
Three screenings will be held at Sharjah City Center's VOX Cinemas.
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In an interaction with youth at JRCC, Sendi highlighted the unique experience of watching films with the audience at film festivals.
Omani actress encouraged youth to follow their hearts and respect their audiences during an 'Actors Meetup' session at the SIFF.
Additionally, Shams will be conducting workshops under its 'Mini Hekaya' initiative to teach children and youth about scriptwriting and its role in artistic and cinematic success.
Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth aims to inspire children's imagination with these screenings.
The ninth edition of the Sharjah International Film Festival (SIFF) for Children and Youth will take place October 10-15 at Al Jawaher Reception in Sharjah. Festival director Sheikha Jawaher bint ...
The discussion will offer insights into varied aspects of filmmaking from October 10-15 at Al Jawaher Reception and Convention Centre, Sharjah.
Thirty films will mark their Middle East debut this year, while 11 will have their premiere in the GCC region.
The jury committee for the ninth edition includes Film, art, and culture aficionados, who hail from 11 different countries.
In the ninth edition of SIFF, 30 films will mark their Middle East debut this year, while 11 will have their premiere in the GCC region.
The ninth edition of the Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth has selected 100 films from 43 countries.
The four-phase training programme to continue until the launch of the ninth edition of SIFF in October.
On October 12, the film festival will showcase 27 films on its 3D platform.
The move is in line with SIFF’s commitment to help audiences stay entertained during the lockdown in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
This year, Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth highlights the issue by showcasing the indomitable spirit of stateless children and youth.
This year's jury includes a diverse group of accomplished artists, film directors and social media influencers from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Egypt, Japan, France, Canada, UK and Syria.
Around 132 films from 39 countries have been selected to be screened from a total of 1,454 submissions from 86 countries, across seven categories. Screening venues in Sharjah as well ...
