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16 set 2018 · 114K subscribers. Subscribed. 25. 6.4K views 5 years ago. In the wake of the terror shockwave provoked by Daesh’s islamo-fascism, director Jawad Rhalib questions the many facets of Arab culture...
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- Film Threat
Dai un'occhiata ai migliori film da vedere gratis! Trama Lo scrittore, regista e giornalista Jawad Rhalib presente un'indagine sull'identità musulmana in relazione all'espressione artistica e agli stereotipi, con l'uso di filmati d'archivio, interviste e performance evocative.
6 set 2018 · 2018. 1h 30m. IMDb RATING. 7.7 /10. 48. YOUR RATING. Rate. Documentary. In a film that gives voice to Arabs worldwide who refuse to be defined by stereotypes of repression and fundamentalism, director Jawad Rhalib questions the many facets of his culture that have sadly been forgotten by western and middle eastern media alike ...
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- Documentary
- Jawad Rhalib
- 2018-09-06
With testimonies from the Belgian playwrights of action zoo humaine, actress Hiam Abbass (Insyriated), Iranian-Belgian playwright Sachli Gholamalizad and his own mother, Jawad Rhalib shows how artists throughout the Arab world oppose and seek to an answer to this attack on (artistic) freedom.
14 gen 2019 · synopsis. In the wake of the terror shockwave provoked by Daesh’s islamo-fascism, director Jawad Rhalib questions the many facets of Arab culture that have sadly been forgotten by western and middle-eastern media alike; its love for dancing and music, but also for literature, philosophy, and science. These aspects, though ...
- Belgium, Morocco, France, Egypt, Iran
- Au temps où les Arabes dansaient
- When Arabs Danced
- Gad-Distribution
When Arabs Danced. This film gives a voice to Arabs worldwide who refuse to be defined by stereotypes of repression and fundamentalism. Director Jawad Rhalib questions his culture, especially its love for dancing and music.
11 dic 2019 · Availability: Worldwide. In a film that gives voice to Arabs worldwide who refuse to be defined by stereotypes of repression and fundamentalism, director Jawad Rhalib questions the many facets of his culture that has sadly been forgotten by western and middle eastern media alike — especially its love for dancing and music.
