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Ninais a 2023 Maldivian crime thriller film directed by Ilyas Waheed. Produced by Asim Ali and Ahmed Wahyd under IFilms, the film stars Nuzuhath Shuaib in title role while debutant Sharaf Abdulla, Mariyam Rasheedha and Mariyam Shakeela feature in pivotal roles.

Nina, a gym and martial arts instructor, finds solace in a relationship with Hamdh, a friend. However, her life is disrupted by a dramatic event, leaving her beaten and broken. Nina must find revenge seeking justice for those responsible.

Following the success of Bavathi (2019), director Ilyas Waheed announced Nina in August 2019 with a cast including Nuzuhath Shuaib, debutant Sharaf Abdulla and Mohamed Jumayyil.[1] After completing the shoot in Male', the cast and crew departed to Laamu atoll on 4 February 2020.[1] As required for the film, Shuaib trained in martial arts.[2] Shooting for the film ended in March 2020.[3] In mid-2020, it was reported that veteran actress Mariyam Rasheedha has joined the cast of the film after a break of more than two decades.[3] Following the child abuse allegation over Jumayyil, the production studio severed ties with him and affirmed that he will not be involved in the marketing and promotion of the film, though no confirmation was given by the studio if his role will be retained in the film or replaced.[4] Filming was completed in early 2021.[5]

Officially launching the film on 31 May 2023, the director announced the release date of the film as 6 August 2023.[7] Following its release, the film garnered extensive acclaim from critics. Akram Abdulla of Dhauru lauded Nuzuhath Shuaib's portrayal of the resolute protagonist, highlighting her embodiment of an unapologetically strong woman within a narrative that is deemed less substantial.[8] Barring few scenes, Abdulla considered the film to offer an overall "thrilling experience".[8]

November is a 2023 Maldivian film directed by Ali Shifau. Produced by Mohamed Ali under Dark Rain Entertainment, the film stars Mohamed Jumayyil and Mariyam Majudha in pivotal roles. The film was released on 4 December 2023. The film marks the first Maldivian film to be featured on the inflight entertainment list of an international airline.

Yamaan boards a flight to Singapore with the aim of pursuing a degree as a chartered accountant. Seated next to him is Ameera, a Dhivehi linguistics teacher traveling to Singapore for a conference in Australia. When Ameera's connecting flight is canceled, Yamaan invites her to stay at his uncle's house until her travel arrangements are sorted. During their time together, a romantic relationship blossoms. As soon as Ameera's flight is confirmed, they part ways, but not before she leaves a note urging Yamaan to let fate guide their future.

Distraught by the sudden end to their relationship, Yamaan finds solace and encouragement from his uncle. In the passing days, Yamaan undergoes a transformation, changing his profession to photography and relocating to the Maldives after completing his studies. During a project trip to Laamu, he unexpectedly reunites with Ameera, who appears noticeably changed from their initial meeting. Yamaan is determined to delve deeper into understanding the dynamic shift in her behavior, seeing a different side of the vibrant girlfriend he once knew.

Following the success of Vakin Loabin (2018), Dark Rain Entertainment announced the project on 23 June 2018 with lead cast as Mohamed Jumayyil and Mariyam Majudha.[1] In July 2019, reports confirmed that actor Ismail Wajeeh, who during the time was residing in Singapore, will make a comeback to screen with November.[2] Filming commenced on 1 October 2019 in Male', K. Thulusdhoo and Laamu Atoll.[3] The remaining scenes of the film were shot in Singapore.[4] In November 2019, it was reported that Ismail Wajeeh's son, Tareesh Ismail joins the cast of November and will feature several prominent faces including Meynaa Hassan, Shalabee Ibrahim, Abdulla Sadiq and Moosa Waseem.[4] Filming was wrapped on 26 January 2020 by shooting a flight sequence to Dh. Kudahuvadhoo.[5]

A poster of the film was unveiled on 18 February 2020, announcing the release date as 6 July 2020.[7] However, with the closure of movie theatres due to COVID-19 pandemic, the project was pushed.[8] The film was later announced to be theatrically released on 4 December 2023.[9]

The film garnered mixed reviews from critics. Aminath Luba, writing for The Press, praised Mariyam Majudha's performance and commended the incorporation of Maldivian culture into the film. However, she criticized Ismail Wajeeh's dialogues, deeming them "alienated" from the film's theme, and found the screenplay to be predictable.[10] In contrast, Ahmed Nadheem's review was more unfavorable; he expressed the view that the movie is the worst production from Dark Rain Entertainment. Nadheem condemned the screenplay, describing it as a failed attempt to integrate a love concept into an unfamiliar tradition. Unhappy with the color grading and music, he remarked that "the film, along with its theme and emotions, was trapped in a dark color palette, while the music and use of multiple songs killed the vibe of the film".[11]

November was dubbed in Russian and was included in the inflight entertainment collection of Air Astana between January to February 2024, and hence marks the first Maldivian film to be featured on the inflight entertainment list of an international airline.[12]

Set to release on August 27th, Dhivehi film "Kamanaa" aims to spark meaningful conversations about the realities of domestic violence.advertisementThe film, which had its title reveal ceremony at the Olympus Cinema yesterday, revolves around the lives of Rimsha (Azza) and Haidher (Yuppe). Azza and Yousuf Shafiu (Yuppe) play a couple residing in Haa Alif Atoll Molhadhoo. Their joy at expecting a child is abruptly shattered by the dark cloud of domestic violence, a pressing issue in the Maldives.Director Hussain Munawwar promises a poignant portrayal of resilience amidst adversity, drawing inspiration from a true story. "I want to raise awareness on this topic, mainly because I believe this is an ongoing problem in our society," he said.According to Munnawar, his first film, Sazaa (2011), depicted a similar story. "I found that it's a narrative that resonates deeply with many people," he remarked, adding that the problem of domestic violence has not improved since then.Azza's transformative portrayal of Rimsha is of particular note, a departure from her previous roles. The film marks the first collaboration between Azza and Yuppe in leading roles, promising a dynamic on-screen chemistry.Asha is set to play a pivotal role in the film, adding depth to its ensemble cast, which includes Dhara Rasheed, Mohammed Manik, and Natasha, each of whom contributes significantly to the film's narrative.Presented by Kid Production and Saturn Studios, "Kamana" is produced by Shaniz Ali and Hussain Munawwar. The screenplay, penned by Mahdi Ahmed based on a story by Rishfa Ali, is directed by Munawwar, whose previous films include "Saza" and "Dhilakani." You Might Also Like Raif's Ripple Effect: From Souvenirs to Seascapes Shazra's Stellar Journey of Dots and Dreams Mary Haleem: Painting Nostalgia, One Leaf at a Time TwitterFacebookInstagramTikTok Dhivehi NewsVideo NewsMV+ FocusMV+ BusinessMV+ ExclusiveNews in PhotosMV+ FoodInfographicsMV+ LiveMV+ People

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For fans of theater, the high school troupes in PortlandPublic Schools will offer a full range of plays to take in this fall,everything from Tony Award-winning Disney productions to student-written plays,musical comedies to Shakespeare himself.

Students in their final year of middle school in PortlandPublic Schools will have a chance to see their future high schools when infonights are held throughout the district from October to December. Neighborhood,focus-option and alternative high schools will give students and families theopportunity to tour the campus, meet staff and learn more about the academicand athletic programs offered.

PortlandPublic Schools is an inaugural member of the DonorsChoose.org DistrictPartnership Program, which will help teachers gain additional funding forprojects for their students. Thepartnership, which was announced last week, has multiple benefits for PPS,including DonorsChoose.org matching a total of $250,000 of donations todistrict teachers.

Portland has a reputation for being a great food city, withrestaurants that use locally-sourced and sustainable ingredients. So it makesperfect sense that meals in Portland Public Schools also are created to reflectthose values.

On Friday, Sept. 20, we expect a large number of PPS students to join other young people around the world to participate in a Global Climate Strike. Students are planning to walk out of class and march to Portland City Hall around 10:30 a.m., and then march to a Climate Justice Festival at OMSI in Southeast Portland around noon for a climate education festival, with events scheduled to end around 5 p.m.

In addition to the significant 2017 schoolimprovement work now underway across the District, the 2017 Health Safety andModernization Bond includes funding for the development of Conceptual MasterPlans for Jefferson, Cleveland and Wilson High Schools. PPS is seekingcommunity involvement to help create the Conceptual Master Plans for theseschools.

September is Suicide Prevention Month nationally, and the issuehas particular relevance in Oregon. In statewide statistics gathered by theOregon Health Authority, suicide is the second-leading cause of death forOregon residents ages 15-24. Amy Ruona, the Mental Health/Wellness Supports andSystems Senior Manager for Portland Public Schools, and Mila Rodriguez-Adair,Licensed School Social Worker, offered some insights and resources:

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