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Assema, a city girl, accompanies her boyfriend to his village to meet his parents, rejecting warnings about the prevalence of bride kidnapping in the countryside. Will the inevitable happen? (Kyrgyz with English subtitles, 95 minutes.)
All film screenings are subtitled in English. Nadi Cinema is sponsored by the King Fahd Center for Middle East Studies in the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences. Screenings are free and open to the campus community.
Television finally reaches a faraway village in eastern Turkey in 1974 in this tragi-comedy by popular director Erdogan that features an all-star cast. Will the villagers achieve connectivity and at what cost? Turkish w/English subtitles (110 min)
Set in Nazi-occupied Paris, a tale of resistance and sanctuary centered on the Paris grand mosque, starring Tahar Rahim as a young Algerian one step ahead of the law, and Mahmoud Shalaby as singing sensation Salim Halali, soon to be the Elvis of North Africa. French/Arabic with English subtitles (99 minutes)
Desperate to change his life situation, Ghassem decides to take his family to the Gulf for work. En route, he makes a bold decision to hijack the plane. Negotiations ensue. Starring Leila Khatemi and written by 2011 Oscar-winning director Asghar Farhadi (A Separation). Farsi with English subtitles (115 min)
Jan 25: Damascus with Love/Dimashq ma'a hobee (dir. Mohamad Abdulaziz, Syria 2010)
Determined to return to Damascus to find her lost love, Hala seems to discover the beauty, history, architecture, and magic that is hidden between the small neighborhoods of her beloved city.
Mar 28: Chaos, This Is/Heya fawda (dir. Youssef Chahine, Khaled Youssef, Egypt 2007)
Choubra is a cosmopolitan neighborhood of Cairo. Hatem, a shady police officer, handles it with an iron hand. Every single citizen fears and hates him. Only Nour, a young woman he lusts after, dares stand up to him. But Nour is secretly in love with Cherif, a brilliant and uncorrupted deputy prosecutor. Green with envy, Hatem tries to come between them. He wants Nour for himself and he makes her life a nightmare.
Apr 25: Under the Bombs/Sous les bombes (dir. Philippe Aractingi, Lebanon 2007)
In the wake of Israel's 2006 bombardment of Lebanon, a determined woman finds her way into the country convincing a taxi cab driver to take a risky journey around the scarred region in search of her sister and her son.
Sept 14: Chaos, This Is/Heya fawda (dir. Youssef Chahine, Khaled Youssef, Egypt 2007)
Choubra is a cosmopolitan neighborhood of Cairo. Hatem, a shady police officer, handles it with an iron hand. Every single citizen fears and hates him. Only Nour, a young woman he lusts after, dares stand up to him. But Nour is secretly in love with Cherif, a brilliant and uncorrupted deputy prosecutor. Green with envy, Hatem tries to come between them. He wants Nour for himself and he makes her life a nightmare.
Sept 21: Day Break/Dame sobh (dir. Hamid Rahmanian, Iran 2005)
Since the Islamic Revolution in Iran, capital punishment is carried out according to Islamic law, which gives the family of the victim ownership of the offender's life. Day Break - based on a compilation of true stories and shot inside Tehran's century-old prison - revolves around the imminent execution of Mansour, a man found guilty of murder. When the family of the victim repeatedly fails to show up on the appointed day, Mansour's execution is postponed again and again. Stuck inside the purgatory of his own mind, he waits as time passes on without him, caught between life and death, retribution and forgiveness.
Oct 12: The Land/Al-ard (dir. Youssef Chahine, Egypt 1969)
A small peasant village's struggles against the careless inroads of the large local landowner, The Land shows why political oppression does not necessarily lead to a sense of solidarity among the disinherited.
Nov 2: I Saw the Sun/Gnesi Grdm (dir. Mahsun Kirmizigl, Turkey 2009)
In the southeast region of Turkey, the Altun family lives in a small mountainside village plagued by a 25-year war, making their daily life a hellish struggle. As the war continues to intensify, one half of the family is forced to migrate west to the city of Istanbul, and the other to Norway.
Mar 16: Beyond the Walls (dir. Uri Barbash, Israel 1984)
In Israel's Central Prison, the security officer is corrupt, supplying drugs and stirring the hatred between Jewish and Arab prisoners to his advantage. Uri, in for 12 years for armed robbery, and Issan, in for 50 years for PLO violence, command the respect of their cells. When the Arabs are framed for the murder of a Jewish prisoner and a young inmate commits suicide rather than lie about what happened, Uri and Issan form an unlikely partnership, leading the security block on a strike.
May 4: Bab'Aziz - The Prince who Contemplated his Soul (dir. Nacer Khemir, Tunisia 2005)
The story of a blind dervish named Bab'Aziz and his spirited granddaughter, Ishtar. Together they wander the desert in search of a great reunion of dervishes that takes place just once every thirty years. (98 minutes)
Aug 31: Lemon Tree (dir. Eran Riklis, Israel 2008)
The story of a Palestinian widow who must defend her lemontree field when a new Israeli Defense Minister moves next to her and threatens to have her lemon grove torn down. (106 min)
Sept 14: Garden Salad/Salad-e fasl (dir. Fereydoun Jeyrani, Iran 2005)
Leila, a pickpocket from a poor family, meets Hamid Doosdar, a businessman investor, on the Metro. Leila falls in love with Hamid and plots to remove the one obstacle to her happiness - Hamid's wife.
Oct 5: Viva Algeria/Viva Laldjrie (dir. Nadir Moknche, Algeria 2004)
This movie portrays three women living in today's Algeria between modern society and Islamic fundamentalism, self-determination and dependence.
Nov 9: Wife Number 13/Al zouga talattashar (dir. Fatin Abdel Wahab, Egypt 1961)
Murad is a notorious playboy who, by the time he meets Aida, has already been married 12 times. When Aida resists his attempts to seduce her, Murad decides to propose to her, with the intent of divorcing her afterward. One of Murad's ex-fiancees reveals his past to Aida, and prompts her to join forces with Murad's ex-wives to hatch a plot to force him to renounce his womanizing ways. (97 minutes)
Jan 20: Vodka Lemon (dir. Hiner Saleem, Armenia 2003)
Hamo lives in a small village in rural Armenia after the fall of the Soviet Union. As the village struggles to find its identity in the post-Soviet world, Hamo grieves for his wife, taking the bus to the cemetery every day to visit her grave. One day he meets Nina, a poor bar owner, who is at the cemetery visiting the resting place of her husband. Hamo and Nina gradually build a relationship founded on commiseration. (84 minutes)
Mar 17: What is Human Anyway/Insan nedir ki? (dir. Reha Erdem, Turkey 2004)
In an apartment building where neighbors, friends, and family are living in close quarters, three male protagonists encounter three phases of manhood in Turkish society.
Mar 31: Chronicle of a Disappearance (dir. Elia Suleiman, Israel-Palestine 1996)
Suleiman plays himself returning to Israel and the West Bank after a long absence which is followed by a series of barely connected vignettes and sketches, which are intended to convey the feelings of restlessness and uncertainly from Palestinian statelessness. Chronicle of a Disappearance was Suleiman's first feature film. It has received international critical acclaim and was shown at the 1996 Venice Film Festival, where it won the award for Best First Film Prize.
Sept 23: The Bubble/Ha-Buah (dir. Eytan Fox, Israel 2006)
Ashraf, a Palestinian, meets Noam, an Israeli, at a checkpoint station. The pair begin a relationship, and Ashraff moves in illegally with Noam and Noam's roommates, Lulu and Yelli. The hip Tel Aviv neighborhood in which they live insulates them from the ongoing conflict between Arabs and Jews, but their protection cannot last forever. (117 minutes)
Oct 7: Respect/Izzat (dir. Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen, Norway 2005)
The three young immigrant boys Wasim, Riaz and Munawar are growing up in the east end of Oslo, Norway. Bored with school, they are attracted to the tough East Side Crew, which is run by the brothers Sadiq and Khalid. Petty theft soon develops in to drug dealing, violence and murder.
Dec 2: One of the People/Wahed men el nas (dir. Ahmed Nader Galal, Egypt 2007)
Mahmoud is a poor but hard working parking attendant who lives a happy life with his father and wife Mona, who is pregnant in their first baby boy. Mahmoud's life changes in one night when he witnesses a murder while at work. (109 minutes)
Jan 14: Caramel/Sukkar Banat (dir. Nadine Labaki, Lebanon 2008)
A beauty salon in Beirut is a safe haven for five women in this Lebanese romantic comedy. Shop owner Layale consults her employees about a problematic affair, stylist Rima does not know how to handle her attraction to a female client, and seamstress Rose abandons her own ambitions to care for her family. With the support of their friends in their familiar salon, the women search for the answers to questions of life, love and happiness. (95 minutes)
Jan 28: Kilometre Zero (dir. Hiner Saleem, Iraq 2005)
Set during the Iraq-Iran war in the 80s, the Kurd electrician Ako is forced to leave his family and join the Iraqi army to fight in Basra against Iran.