Film, TV & Music

Film Review: Built from found footage, 'Do You Love Me' listens to Beirut's fractured memory, tracing how joy, violence and endurance echo across generations

Theatre Review: At the Arcola Theatre, 'Safe Haven' transforms a little-known moment of British diplomacy into a quietly devastating account of Kurdish survival

We speak to Palestinian-American filmmaker Cherien Dabis about 'All That's Left of You,' her intimate film on family, memory & the enduring impact of the Nakba

Ahead of 'Seeds of Solidarity', we speak to those turning a night of art, music, and storytelling into support for Palestinian women and healthcare workers

We catch up with Tawsen to speak more about finding his voice as an artist, embracing his roots & shaping a cross-cultural sound with his latest album 'Chokran'

The four Arab films that have made Oscars history in 2026 mark a breakthrough moment for Palestinian and Arab cinema after years of marginalisation

Arab cinema is finally breaking through in 2026, with Oscar nods and bold new releases showcasing powerful stories of heartbreak, humour, and resilience

The New Arab remembers Bahram Beyzai, one of the pioneering forces of Iranian New Wave cinema, whose influence continues to resonate worldwide

As the world mourns the loss of Mohammad Bakri, The New Arab remembers his profound impact on Palestinian cinema and the legacy of resistance he leaves behind

A Muslim twist on a British festive tradition drew sold-out crowds, as comedian Abdullah Afzal redefined pantomime with faith, humour and inclusivity