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“Feathers” is an Egyptian-French-Dutch-Greek production and Al-Zuhairi’s first feature-length work. (Screenshot)

‘Feathers’ by Egyptian director Omar Al-Zuhairi wins at Cannes Critics’ Week 

  • The 115-minute film was among seven movies in the competition and tells the story of a magic trick that goes wrong at a children’s birthday party
By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Saudi Arabia’s Ithra Film Production unveils two new films at Cannes 

Saudi Arabia’s Ithra Film Production unveils two new films at Cannes 

By Arab News ·
Two Arab films to premiere at International Critics’ Week in Cannes 

Two Arab films to premiere at International Critics’ Week in Cannes 

By Arab News ·
Egyptian short film vying for Cannes’ Palme d’Or

Egyptian short film vying for Cannes’ Palme d’Or

By Arab News ·
Special From Beirut to New York and (almost) Cannes: a filmmaker’s journey

From Beirut to New York and (almost) Cannes: a filmmaker’s journey

By Randa Takieddine ·
Popcorn, palm trees and face masks: Cannes rolls out drive-in cinema

Popcorn, palm trees and face masks: Cannes rolls out drive-in cinema

By Reuters ·
Cannes Palm d’Or winner ‘Parasite’ is a brutal look at social inequality

Cannes Palm d’Or winner ‘Parasite’ is a brutal look at social inequality

By Gautaman Bhaskaran ·
Cannes winner ‘For Sama’ — a moving and vital documentary of Aleppo’s fall

Cannes winner ‘For Sama’ — a moving and vital documentary of Aleppo’s fall

By William Mullally  ·
Cannes winner Al-Jafari sheds light on his film

Cannes winner Al-Jafari sheds light on his film

By Daoud Kuttab ·
‘Young Ahmed’: Cannes prize winner offers a harsh look at radicalization

‘Young Ahmed’: Cannes prize winner offers a harsh look at radicalization

By GAUTAMAN BHASKARAN  ·
Cannes Diary: The world’s glitziest film festival through the eyes of an industry insider

Cannes Diary: The world’s glitziest film festival through the eyes of an industry insider

By Hadi Ghandour ·
Tarantino is back in Cannes, 25 years after ‘Pulp Fiction’

Tarantino is back in Cannes, 25 years after ‘Pulp Fiction’

By AP ·
Cannes hails ‘heartrending’ Moroccan film about unmarried mothers

Cannes hails ‘heartrending’ Moroccan film about unmarried mothers

By AFP ·

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