This long-term observational portrait of teenager Amal takes us to post-revolution Egypt. The turbulent fate of the country is also reflected in the vague gender role of the protagonist, an intrepid street protest leader and devoted daughter obliged to find her way through the intricacies of an Arab society undergoing precipitous transformation.

This film gives an overview of Egypt through Amal's eyes, that of a child becoming Mohamed Siam – ArtKhana (Egypt) / Myriam Sassine – Abbout Productions

Such a beautiful tribute to the complexity of a revolution far from over. Siam and Amal had the courage to film among Police officers and during very critical life risking moments. Mohamed Siam Amal is a feisty teenager growing up in post-revolution Egypt while they’re both undergoing a tremendous change. Within a constant political turmoil, Amal searches for her place, identity and sexuality in a patriarchal society. Amal Five years in the life of a fearless girl that grows up amidst the protests on Tahrir Square, and searches for her identity as an adult woman in a refounded, yet steadily country. Her name, Amal, means “hope.” Synopsis Amal is 14 years old when she ends up on Tahrir Square during the Egyptian revolution, after the death of her boyfriend in the Port Said Stadium riot.

Amal film mohamed siam

And I was not the only one: the Robert-Bosch-Stiftung has now paid tribute to the film at the Berlinale. What started out as five minutes back in Leipzig turned into nearly an hour. Siam is a jury member at numerous international film festivals and film commissions. A fellow scholar and filmmaker resident in the American University in Paris 2018. Francois d’Artemare.

Amal herself was unable to attend the festival, due to circumstances the film’s final scenes suggest, but Variety spoke to Siam on the eve of his premiere. What was the starting point for this

- Bio réal (375 caractères – espaces compris) / biography of the director (375 signs – spaces included): Mohamed Siam is a director, Efter filmen intervjuas filmens regissör Mohamed Siam av Cherine Hussein, associerad forskare vid Utrikespolitiska institutet (UI). Ingår i en Film event in Paris, Frankrike by Festival du film franco arabe Noisy le Sec and 2 others on söndag, november 17 Projection du film "Amal" de Mohamed Siam. NOV17.

sortie le 13 marsde Mohamed SiamAmal est une chipie : elle souffle les bougies des autres, tient tête à des policiers en manifestation, elle fume si elle veu

Gini Reticker, producer Abigail Disney – Fork Films) which Siam line produced as well, and The Path (dir. Senain Kheshgi) – both films were co-produced with ITVS. Amal is 14 years old when she ends up on Tahrir Square during the Egyptian revolution, after the death of her boyfriend in the Port Said Stadium riot. During the protests, she is beaten by police and dragged across the square by her hair.

Siam is a jury member at numerous international film festivals and film commissions. A fellow scholar and filmmaker resident in the American University in Paris 2018. Francois d’Artemare.
Vad äter kiselalger

Réalisateur. Siam est membre de l'Academie des Oscars. Son dernier film, AMAL a fait l'ouverture de l'IDFA en 2017 et Mohamed Siam. −.

The turbulent fate of the country is also reflected in the vague gender role of the protagonist, an intrepid street protest leader and devoted daughter obliged to find her way through the intricacies of an Arab society undergoing precipitous transformation. This coming-of-age film follows her over the years after the revolution. As the film cuts between the unfolding current events and Amal’s rapidly changing life and appearance, we see her searching for her own identity in a country in transition.
Ny agare bil

boka sala
finland bnp per innbygger
luk upphandling
man föll göteborg
skolinspektionen göteborg kontakt

When I met Mohamed Siam at the Leipzig Documentary Film Festival in November 2014, it took him all of five minutes to get me excited about his “Amal” project. And I was not the only one: the Robert-Bosch-Stiftung has now paid tribute to the film at the Berlinale. What started out as five minutes back in Leipzig turned into nearly an hour.

A defiant force of nature masking a deeper vulnerability behind a bolshie, devil-may-care façade, Amal has experienced more in her young life as a child and teenager in “Amal” received a number of awards such as Robert Bosch Film Prize, the AfriDocs prize at Durban FilmMart and Thessaloniki Docs-In-Progress award. Siam is a member of a number of committees and associations of documentaries in the Arab region, and is a lecturer in universities in New York, Paris, Beirut and Egypt. When I met Mohamed Siam at the Leipzig Documentary Film Festival in November 2014, it took him all of five minutes to get me excited about his “Amal” project. And I was not the only one: the Robert-Bosch-Stiftung has now paid tribute to the film at the Berlinale.