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Film Festival: Arab and Iranian Film Festival
Fri, February 22, 2002 6:00 pm at NYU Cantor Film Center
Alwan Presents Its
Arab and Iranian Film Festival
February 22nd-24th, 2002
Cantor Film Center, New York University
On February 22-24, Alwan presents The Arab and Iranian Film Festival, screening shorts, documentaries and feature films from across Iran and the Arab World. The Festival also plays host to directors and cinema scholars from the Middle East as well as the United States in an attempt to enrich our understanding and expand our knowledge of the cultural complexity of the region.
General Admission: $8, Seniors and Students with ID: $5
Passes to the entire festival: $40, Seniors and Students with ID: $25
PROGRAM
Friday, February 22, 2002
6:00pm
Everything and Nothing, Jayce Salloum, Lebanon/Canada, 2000, 40 min, Video
NY PREMIERE
Le Jardin Parfumé/The Perfumed Garden, Yamina Benguigui, Algeria/France, 2000, 53 min, Video
NY PREMIERE
Followed by Q&A
8:00pm
Sir Alfred of Charles de Gaulle Airport, Hamid Rahmanian & Melissa Hibbard, USA/Iran, 2000, 30 min, Video
US PREMIERE
Ta'zieh: Another Narrative, Parvez Jahed, Iran, 2001, 75 min, Video
NY PREMIERE
Saturday, February 23, 2002
11:30pm
Daughters of the Sun, Maryam Shahriar, Iran, 2000, 90 min, 35mm
NY PREMIERE
1:15pm
Two Women, Tahmineh Milani, Iran, 1999, 96 min, 35mm
NY PREMIERE
3:00pm
In the Shadow of the City, Jean Chamoun, Lebanon/France, 2000, 102 min, 35mm
NY PREMIERE
Followed by Q&A
5:15pm
The Land of Strangers, Samir Zikra, Syria, 1998, 150 min, 35mm
US PREMIERE
Followed by Q&A
7:45pm
Citizen, Detective and Thief, Dawoud Abdel Sayed, Egypt, 2001, 135 min, 35mm
US PREMIERE
Followed by Q&A
Sunday, February 24, 2002
12:00pm
Breeze of the Spirit, Abdellatif Abdel Hamid, Syria, 1998, 90 min, 35mm
US PREMIERE
Followed by Q&A
2:00pm
Ali Zaoua, Nabil Ayouch, Morocco, 2000, 90 min, 35mm
NY PREMIERE
Followed by Q&A
4:00pm
Days of Sadat, Mohammed Khan, Egypt, 2001, 160 min, 35mm
US PREMIERE
Followed by Q&A with Ahmed Zaki
7:00pm
Panel Discussion
Jenine Abboushi, New York University
Hamid Dabashi, Columbia University
Joseph Massad, Columbia University
8:30pm
Under the Moonlight, Reza Mir-Karimi, Iran, 2001, 96 min, 35mm
NY PREMIERE
Sponsors:
Persian Cultural Society at NYU
Cultural Services of the Egyptian Embassy
CIMA, Center for Iranian Modern Art
Cultural Services of the French Embassy
Egyptian Ministry of Culture
Columbia University
New York University
Royal Air Maroc
Turath at Columbia University
Last updated: 2008-01-24 09:08:35
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