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Shorts Programme: “Women on the Verge”

Shorts Programme: “Women on the Verge”

Toronto Arab Film Festival Logo
May 26, 2022 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Paradise Theatre, Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada

Alia

Alia

2022 | 26mins | France | French
Ali, a young Moroccan emigrant, is torn between the conservative environment of his family and his passion for the cabaret […]

An Evening with Laila

An Evening with Laila

2021 | 10mins | Kuwait | Arabic
A short documentary about the life and true story of Laila Abdulaziz, a pioneer of music in the Arabian Gulf […]

Blooming Dalia

Blooming Dalia

2021 | 24mins | France | French
Dalia (25), a french ex-reality TV starlet, is at her lowest point. Depressed and overweight, she tries to reconnect with […]

Conversations with an Actress

Conversations with an Actress

2022 | 13mins | Lebanon | Arabic, English, French
Throughout two consecutive summers, a director was documenting his conversations with an actress about Beirut, love, failure, and immigration without […]

J’ai Le Cafard

J’ai Le Cafard

2020 | 14mins | Kuwait | Arabic
A woman in a downhearted mood struggles to keep up appearances in front of her chirpy and driven office colleagues. […]

Last Days of the Man of Tomorrow

Last Days of the Man of Tomorrow

2017 | 23mins | Lebanon, Germany | Arabic
A young filmmaker investigates the legend of Manivelle, an automaton gifted to Lebanon in 1945 that still haunts an abandoned […]

Virtual Voice

Virtual Voice

2021 | 7mins | Sudan | English
This is a satirical review of our times. Suzi doll is an ego-warrior. My online avatar, marching to the algorithms […]

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