Film, TV & Music

Film Review: 'Zootropolis 2' stands out as a boldly political children's film, using animal allegory to critique colonialism, corruption, displacement and power

We sit down with Sofia Alaoui to explore how her curiosity about faith, mythology and the unknown shaped 'Animalia' into a metaphysical reflection on society

'El Sett' brings Umm Kulthum's life to the screen, with director Marwan Hamed revealing how obsession, collaboration, and research shaped his new daring biopic

We speak with Lebanese filmmaker Sarah Francis, whose third feature 'Dead Dog' won the top Horizons of Arab Cinema prize at the Cairo Film Festival

We caught up with playwright Rajiv Joseph at the press night of 'Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo' to discuss how one tiger's fate mirrors post-war Iraq's mayhem

We speak to Aida Amircani, writer of 'Hind Under Siege,' to explore how filmmakers are retelling Hind Rajab's final hours with urgency, care, and resistance

We speak with Dr Mohammed Tahir on his work in Gaza amid genocide & the making of 'The Mission,' a film capturing the enclave's suffering and healthcare crisis

We spoke to Zahraa Ghandour about 'Flana,' her intimate documentary uncovering how Iraqi girls are silenced, erased, and forgotten long before they disappear

Theatre Review: 'The Horse of Jenin' by Alaa Shehadeh blends comedy, storytelling, and mime to depict life, loss, and resilience in occupied Jenin

With its latest season, 'Yalla! Let's Talk' deepens its mission to elevate Arab diaspora voices with candid conversations on identity, politics and belonging