This Ramadan’s AI controversy isn’t hysteria. It’s a demand for clarity before standards quietly erode.
From buzzy romances to gritty thrillers, these are the series shaping the region’s nightly rituals this year.
In an age of bingeing and endless choice, Ramadan television still insists on waiting, communality, and a shared media reality.
Four Arab films make the Oscars shortlist this year, marking a historic moment for an Arab cinema still struggling for sovereignty.
What lies behind the polarized coverage of El Gouna Film Festival, beyond red carpet glamour and class critique?
Tunisian filmmaker Maïssa Lihedheb’s ‘Samra’s Dollhouse’ redefines power, desire, and the female gaze at GFF.
From “The Voice of Hind Rajab” to “The Encampments”, co-founders Hamza and Badie Ali are just getting started.
Stories of U.S. military strength have infiltrated entertainment.
Fifty years after winning the prestigious Palme d’Or for his film ‘Chronicle of the Years of Fire’, Mohamed Lakhdar Hamina continues to be the gold standard for Algerian filmmakers.
Audiences have pointed out some subtle and not-so-subtle allusions between the Man of Steel film and what’s actually happening in Gaza.
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