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Palm SpringsThe Palm Springs International Film Festival plays host to a fabulous array of movies and movie stars. The Festival features a stellar line-up of more than 175 films from 60 countries, special events and gala receptions. The Palm Springs International Festival of Short Films has become known world-wide for the extraordinary community of filmmakers it attracts, and for the quality and scope of its programming. This celebrated event is the largest festival of its kind in America, showcasing over 320 short films each year from more than 40 countries, with a library of more than 2700 films available to film buyers, industry and press in the Film Market running concurrently with the Festival. ![]() Arabian Nights in Palm Springs
Focus on ARAB CINEMA at the 23rd Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival. At the 23rd Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival this year (January 05-16, 2012), a showcase of Arab cinema from North Africa to the Middle East will be screened. The film lineup entitled: ‘ARABIAN NIGHTS: A Showcase from the Middle East’ will premier 11 films from the new wave of pan-Arabic cinema this past year during one of the region’s most explosive and revolutionary periods in modern history.
'Arabian Nights' film lineup:
Asma’a (Egypt) Director: Amr Salama. Cairo 678 (Egypt) – Director: Mohamed Diab Bushra. Habibi (Palestinian Territories/USA, Netherlands, United Arab Emirates) Director: Susan Youssef. How Big is Your Love (Algeria/Morocco) Director: Fatma Zohra Zamoum. Love in the Medina (Morocco) –Director: Abdelhaï Laraki. Man Without a Cell Phone (Palestinian Territories/France, Belgium, Qatar). Director: Sameh Zoabi. On The Edge (Morocco/France, Germany) -Director: Leila Kilani The Rif Lover (Morocco/France, Belgium) –Director: Narjiss Nejjar. Sea Shadow (United Arab Emirates) Director: Nawaf Al-Janahi. The Three Disappearances of Soad Hosni (Lebanon) –Director: Rania Stephan. Transit Cities (Jordan) –Director: Mohammad Hushki.
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