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Spring 2004 Cinema East presents a nine month-long film series
starting in September, 2003. Held in collaboration with the department
of Middle East Studies at New York University, Cinema East features
a diverse array of films from the Middle East and its Diaspora.
The program is showcased in New York and is scheduled to later
travel to film and art institutions throughout the country. |
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January
31:
Sleepless
Nights (Sahar al-Layali)
by Hani Khalifa (Egypt, 2003, 130 min., Beta SP) |
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| February
19: Everything
is Gonna be Alright (Kol Shia Haiba’
Tamam) by Tamer Ezzat (Egypt, 2003, 80 min., Beta SP) Preceded by Universal Games by Mariam Ghani (USA, 2000, 2:20 min., Beta SP) This program was made possible through the Film Department’s Directors’ Series. ADMISSION IS FREE! |
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February
28: The
Fifth Reaction (Vakonesh-e Panjom) by Tahmineh Milani
(Iran, 2003, 106 min., 35 mm) |
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March
6:
Diary
of an Art Competition (Under
Curfew)
(Yawmyat
Musabaqa Fanniya (Tahta al-Hisar) by Omar Al-Qattan (Palestine/U.K.,
2003, 16 min., DVD) |
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April
3: Kasaba
(The Small Town) by Nuri Bilge Ceylan (Turkey,
1997, 82 min., 35 mm) proceeded by Jagadakeer…Between the Near and East by Tina Bastajian (USA, 2001, 19 min., Beta SP) |
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May
1: Dancing
in the Dust (Raghs Dar Ghobar) by
Asghar Farhadi (Iran, 2003, 95 min., 35 mm) prceeded by The Axe by Ahmad Arbani (Iran, 1981, 9 min., 35 mm) and Viewpoints by Farshid Mesghali (Iran, 1978, 11 min., 35 mm) |
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