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All 70 Hiam Abbass Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of incredible cinema as we take a closer look at the movies of talented actress Hiam Abbass. From captivating performances to breathtaking storytelling, this article is sure to leave you wanting more. So sit back, relax, and let’s explore the magic of Hiam Abbass’ movie career together.
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1. La nuit miraculeuse (1989)
La nuit miraculeuse, ” directed by Ariane Mnouchkine, is a heartwarming French family film from 1989. The magical night unfolds when a group of young children finds themselves drawn to a mysterious woman in the forest. As the story unravels, the children discover the woman’s true identity and the incredible powers she holds.
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2. Haïfa (1996)
In the heart of a Palestinian refugee camp, a man named Haïfa navigates life on his wheelchair. Although he’s known as everyone’s fool, Haïfa holds secrets that only he knows.
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3. When the Cat’s Away (1996)
When the Cat’s Away, ” also known as “Chacun cherche son chat, ” is a French comedy-romance film released in 1997 with a runtime of 1 hour and 31 minutes. Directed by Cédric Klapisch and written by Klapisch, the movie features Garance Clavel, Zinedine Soualem, and Renée Le Calm as its main stars.
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4. Living in Paradise (1998)
Living in Paradise” is a compelling drama, set in France during the tumultuous 1961-1962 Algerian War. This insightful film portrays the struggle of North African immigrants as they endeavor to find their place in the Western European social system. Amidst the chaos of war and societal tension, the film captures the grim reality experienced by these immigrants in their makeshift homes, or shantytowns.
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5. Venise est une femme (1998)
Venise est une femme” (1998) is a charming French comedy-romance film that tells a heartwarming story of love, adventure, and self-discovery. The narrative is based on a novel and explores the life of a woman named Venise. Jean-Pierre Vergne directs this lovely romantic comedy, while Jean-Philippe Arrou Vignod and Didier Decoin are responsible for the script.
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6. Ali, Rabiaa et les autres (2000)
In the 70s, Ali, Rabiaa, Driss, Abdellah, and Hamid form a tight-knit group of friends growing up amidst a world of drugs, pop, politics, and sex. As their lives intertwine in and out of love, Rabiaa becomes the local flirt who captures their hearts. However, Ali’s tragic accident, leading to the death of a policeman, lands him in prison for 20 years. Upon his release, the group has long disbanded, leaving Ali to grapple with the ghosts of his past. As he tries to navigate the ever-changing present, Ali revisits the memories that defined him and his friends, and faces the reality of the choices he made.
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7. Ligne 208 (2001)
In the gritty streets of a troubled estate, Bruno, a dedicated bus driver, finds his life changed forever when a group of young people brutally attack him. Driven by a need for justice and a desire to regain control of his life, Bruno immerses himself in the world of extreme right-wing individuals. The movie follows his relentless pursuit of the young perpetrators, even if it means risking everything he holds dear.
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8. L’ange de goudron (2001)
L’ange de goudron, originally titled “None, ” is a compelling drama film that explores family relationships in an Algerian context. Set against the backdrop of Algiers, the movie follows a recently settled family as they navigate the Canadian society, seeking to integrate while struggling to preserve their cultural identity.
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9. Fais-moi des vacances (2002)
Fais-moi des vacances” is a heartwarming coming-of-age story set in a quaint dormitory town. When the school year comes to an end, most children leave for vacation with their families. However, Lucien and Adama, who have parents struggling to make ends meet, decide to take matters into their own hands. When their plan to join a neighbor’s vacation goes awry, the boys must rely on their ingenuity and friendship to navigate the unexpected adventure.
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10. Satin Rouge (2002)
In “Satin Rouge” (2002), widowed Lilia finds solace in the company of her rebellious teenage daughter Salma. After a series of chaotic events, Lilia discovers a passion for belly dance when she stumbles upon a cabaret late one night. As she becomes increasingly drawn into this mysterious world, she forms an unlikely bond with a fellow dancer.
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11. A Loving Father (2002)
A Loving Father” is a heartwarming drama directed by Jacob Berger, starring Gérard Depardieu, Guillaume Depardieu, and Sylvie Testud. The film’s plot revolves around the life of author Léo Shepherd, who is believed to be dead by the whole world. However, he is kidnapped by his son, Paul.
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12. Bab el shams (2004)
Bab el Shams”, a compelling romance-drama film released in 2005, runs for an impressive four hours and thirty-eight minutes. A passionate and heartwarming story of Younes, also known as Abou Salem and the Man, who becomes a father figure to Palestine’s Ibrahim since the age of sixteen, fighting the English. Set in a period of war, Younes finds sanctuary in Lebanon despite being deemed illegal in his own country.
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13. Syrian Bride (2004)
Syrian Bride, ” an engaging comedy-drama from 2004, follows the intriguing love story of Mona, a Druze bride living in the largest Druze village in Golan Heights, on the Israeli-Syrian border. Engaged to Tallel, a television comedian she’s yet to meet due to political tensions, the characters are separated by a seemingly insurmountable distance.
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14. Nadia et Sarra (2004)
Nadia et Sarra is a poignant drama film that delves into the depths of human emotions and relationships. Set against the backdrop of Tunisia and France, this 2004 masterpiece is directed by Moufida Tlatli and written by Hélène Couturier and Tlatli. The film stars Hiam Abbass, Dorra Zarrouk, and Hichem Rostom.
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15. Le démon de midi (2005)
Le démon de midi” is a comedic tale that explores the unexpected challenges and emotions that arise when facing a mid-life crisis. Anne, portrayed by Michèle Bernier, has learned that her husband Julien, played by Simon Abkarian, has fallen deeply in love with another woman. As she navigates the painful separation, Anne resolves to rediscover her passion for life with a newfound spirit.
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16. Munich (2005)
Munich” is a gripping, historical drama film directed by Steven Spielberg and based on a true story of the aftermath of the Black September’s capture and massacre of Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics. The plot revolves around five men who are selected to eliminate the people responsible for that fateful day. Starring Eric Bana, Daniel Craig, and Marie-Josée Croze, this intense movie boasts a runtime of 2 hours and 44 minutes.
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17. Free Zone (2005)
Free Zone” is a compelling comedy-drama directed by Amos Gitai that tells the story of two contrasting women brought together by fate. The film stars Natalie Portman as Rebecca, a young woman escaping a confrontation with her mother-in-law, played by Hiam Abbass. Along the way, Rebecca hires a taxi driven by Hanna, played by Hana Laslo. The journey takes them across various countries as they navigate through the challenges they encounter on their unexpected road trip.
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18. Paradise Now (2005)
Paradise Now” is a gripping and thought-provoking film directed by Hany Abu-Assad. Set in a war-torn landscape, the story unfolds as two childhood friends are recruited for a suicide bombing mission in Tel Aviv.
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19. Azur & Asmar: The Princes’ Quest (2006)
Azur & Asmar: The Princes’ Quest” is a vibrant, adventure-packed animated film that showcases the bond between two unlikely brothers. Raised by the same woman, Asmar with his dark complexion and Azur with his golden locks, the siblings embark on an extraordinary journey to a mystical land. Their mission? To save the captivating Djinn-fairy, an enchanting creature holding the key to their destiny.
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20. Quelques jours en septembre (2006)
Quelques jours en septembre” (2006) is a thrilling drama set in the heart of Venice, Italy, that delves into the world of espionage as the city becomes the stage for a dangerous game of cat and mouse. The film follows a spy, played by the enigmatic Juliette Binoche, who receives a chilling warning on September 1st, 2001, about a terrifying event about to unfold.
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21. The Nativity Story (2006)
The Nativity Story” is a powerful and emotional film that retells the age-old story of the birth of Jesus Christ. Set in the backdrop of Palestine, it paints a vivid picture of life in Nazareth, Israel during the time of Mary and Joseph, the unsung heroes of the story.
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22. Babel (2006)
Babel” is a gripping drama that explores the intricacies of cultural differences and language barriers. The film follows a married couple, Susan and Richard Jones, who tragically lose their daughter while on vacation in the Moroccan desert. This unfortunate event sets off an interlocking tale that involves four different families, each facing their own set of challenges and misunderstandings.
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23. Disengagement (2007)
Disengagement is a gripping political drama with a heart-wrenching tale of a mother’s search for her estranged daughter amid the fallout of Israel’s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. Directed by Amos Gitai, this film follows a French woman of Israeli origin as she embarks on a life-altering journey to a war-torn country in hopes of reuniting with her long-lost daughter.
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24. The Visitor (2007)
The Visitor” is a drama film released in 2007, directed by Tom McCarthy and starring Richard Jenkins, Haaz Sleiman, and Danai Gurira. The plot revolves around a college professor who travels to New York City to attend a conference, only to find a young couple living in his vacant apartment.
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25. Dialogue avec mon jardinier (2007)
Dialogue avec mon jardinier” is a heartwarming and delightful film that follows a successful artist who returns to his childhood home in rural France, seeking solace from the bustling city life and his impending divorce. With a fondness for the land and a desire to restore his overgrown vegetable garden, he enlists the help of a childhood friend, now a gardener, to bring the property back to life.
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26. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly” is a riveting 2007 biographical drama that tells the true story of Jean-Dominique Bauby, an esteemed Elle editor who finds himself trapped in his own body after suffering a devastating stroke. The film takes viewers on a journey through Bauby’s life, exploring his remarkable willpower and determination to find connections amidst his paralyzing condition.
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27. Kandisha (2008)
Kandisha” is a chilling thriller that explores the dark corners of Moroccan folklore. Set in the grimy underbelly of modern-day Marrakech, the film centers on brilliant criminal defense attorney Nyla Jayde, played by the talented Hiam Abbass.
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28. Un roman policier (2008)
Un Roman Policier, ” a riveting 2008 French crime drama, follows the unlikely partnership of Lieutenant Emilie Carange and rookie officer Jamil Messaouden. The movie explores the delicate balance of professional and personal boundaries as the pair delve into an investigation of drug dealers operating in their community. As the pair’s bond deepens, so does the mystery, with each night bringing new discoveries and increasingly complicated situations.
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29. Al-mor wa al rumman (2008)
Al-mor wa al rumman, ” directed by Najwa Najjar, is a captivating drama that weaves together the lives of a free-spirited Palestinian dancer and her incarcerated husband. Set against the backdrop of the occupied Palestinian Territory, the movie masterfully showcases the struggles, love, and hope that exist amidst conflict.
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30. L’aube du monde (2008)
L’aube du monde” is a poignant and intense drama that takes place in the Mesopotamian Marshes at the delta of the Euphrates and Tigris rivers in Iraq. The film showcases the lives of Mastour and Zahra, who grow up in this region, fall in love, and get married. The narrative takes a tragic turn as the Gulf War unfolds, leading to their separation. Mastour is deeply affected by the war and forms a friendship with a young soldier named Riad. In his last moments, Mastour pleads with Riad to protect Zahra.
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31. Lemon Tree (2008)
Lemon Tree” (2008) is a gripping drama set in a world of conflict, where a Palestinian widow, Salama, cherishes her only source of solace - her lemontree field. Her world takes a dramatic turn when a new Israeli Defense Minister, Colonel Gavriel, moves next door, threatening to have her lemon grove torn down. As a widow, Salama must not only protect her land but also face the security forces in a battle to defend her beloved trees.
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32. Erika Rabau: Puck of Berlin (2008)
Experience an intimate and behind-the-scenes look into the life of renowned Berlin Film Festival photographer, Erika Rabau, in the captivating documentary “Erika Rabau: Puck of Berlin. ” With a runtime of 87 minutes, viewers can immerse themselves in Rabau’s work, journeying through her experiences, discoveries, and captivating moments as she documents the world of film.
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33. La fabrique des sentiments (2008)
La fabrique des sentiments” is an intriguing drama film released in 2008, where the protagonist, Eloise, embarks on a journey to find love through speed dating. Despite having a successful career and a great education, she finds herself searching for romantic connections in her mundane life. The movie explores the possibility of finding true love in the span of a few minutes, as Eloise navigates the often-challenging process of finding the perfect match.
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34. Chaque jour est une fête (2009)
Chaque jour est une fête” is a heartwarming and evocative drama that premiered in 2009, directed by Dima El-Horr and written by El-Horr and Rabih Mroue. The film follows the journey of three women on Independence Day in Lebanon, as they travel to visit a distant prison in a seemingly barren land fraught with danger.
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35. Amreeka (2009)
Amreeka” is a heartfelt drama that takes us on a journey with a proud Palestinian Christian immigrant single mother and her teenage son as they navigate life in small town Indiana. Directed by Cherien Dabis and written by herself, the film explores the emotional struggles the family faces as they adjust to their new environment. The movie features a talented cast of Nisreen Faour, Melkar Muallem, and Hiam Abbass.
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36. Human Zoo (2009)
In “Human Zoo, ” Rie Rasmussen takes on the role of a deeply traumatized Serbian-Albanian woman who is still grappling with the aftermath of the Kosovo War. As the only survivor, she must confront the horrors of her past in order to break free from the violence plaguing her life and learn how to live again.
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37. Spy(Ies) (2009)
Spy(Ies) (2009)” is a gripping drama, romance, and thriller film directed by Nicolas Saada. The film stars Guillaume Canet, Géraldine Pailhas, and Stephen Rea.
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38. The Limits of Control (2009)
Venture into a labyrinth of crime and mystery with “The Limits of Control, ” directed and written by the enigmatic Jim Jarmusch. The film stars Isaach de Bankolé as a lone, enigmatic figure infiltrating Spanish society to complete a complex heist.
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39. Blood Relation (2009)
Blood Relation” (2009) is a captivating documentary that delves into the life of a 14-year-old Israeli girl whose grandmother’s sister mysteriously disappeared from their home. The girl embarks on a personal quest to uncover the truth about her long-lost relative, who sent desperate pleas for contact from a refugee camp where she lived as an Arab. Despite her Jewish family choosing to turn their back on their Arab relative, the young girl’s determination leads her to discover the painful history that has affected her family and the consequences of prejudice.
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40. Persécution (2009)
From renowned French director Patrice Chéreau comes a compelling and intimate drama, Persécution (2009). Starring Romain Duris, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Jean-Hugues Anglade, this complex tale of love, intrigue, and mystery unfolds against the backdrop of a fragile relationship between Daniel (Duris) and Sonia (Gainsbourg).
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41. Do Not Forget Me Istanbul (2010)
Do Not Forget Me Istanbul” is a remarkable drama film that offers a unique insight into the city of Istanbul and its rich culture. Set in 2010, the story follows an elderly mother and her middle-aged daughter who journey from Palestine to Istanbul to reunite with some distant relatives. This journey, along with other engaging short stories, provides the viewer with a deeper understanding of the city and its diverse history.
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42. A Bottle in the Gaza Sea (2010)
A Bottle in the Gaza Sea” is a compelling drama set amidst the complex realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Directed by Thierry Binisti and written by Binisti and Valérie Zenatti, the film revolves around two young, war-torn individuals, Tal and Naim, who share an unlikely bond despite their ethnic differences. In a land tormented by explosive conflicts, they navigate the challenges of love and growing up, even as their fathers bury their children.
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43. Miral (2010)
Miral” is a powerful and deeply moving drama film directed by Julian Schnabel. Released in 2010, the movie is centered around an orphaned Palestinian girl growing up in the aftermath of the Arab-Israeli conflict. The film beautifully captures the emotional turmoil and the complexity of the situation through the eyes of its young protagonist.
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44. I Am Slave (2010)
I Am Slave, a gripping biographical drama thriller set in London, unfolds the harrowing tale of a woman’s unwavering fight for freedom amidst the ruthless slave trade. In London, a Sudanese slave struggles to break free from the oppressive chains that bind her, facing the harsh realities of the human trafficking industry. As the stakes grow higher, the protagonist’s resilience and strength are put to the test as she battles her captors.
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45. The Source (2011)
The Source” is a unique comedy-drama set in a village where the genders find themselves embroiled in a hilarious - yet poignant - battle. The women of the village decide to take a stand by withholding sexual favors from their men, a move that forces them to go against their nature. The only way these men can regain the lost favor is by fetching water from a seemingly remote well, which proves to be a comedic and dramatic challenge for all parties involved.
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46. The Bag of Flour (2012)
The Bag of Flour” (2012), also known as “Le sac de farine, ” takes the audience on an emotional journey through the complexities of family and acceptance. The film tells the story of Sarah, an eight-year-old girl living in a Catholic foster family in Alsemberg, Belgium, in 1975. With no money coming from her father, Sarah embarks on a life-changing visit to Morocco with her biological father, who abandons her without any explanation.
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47. Inheritance (2012)
In Inheritance, a heartwarming drama set in the heart of the Middle East, a young Palestinian student named Hajar returns to her village in Galilee for a family wedding. However, it’s not just her father, patriarch Abu Majd, she wants to reconnect with. Torn between her love for an Israeli man and her family’s expectations, Hajar must navigate the complexities of forbidden love in a world filled with conflict and prejudice.
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48. Games of Clouds & Rain (2013)
In “Games of Clouds & Rain, ” a group of lost souls on a rainy night find love among the clouds and raindrops. This unpredictable tale weaves together madness and poetry, with characters from Taiwanese, French, and New Yorker backgrounds. Directed and written by Benjamin de Lajarte, the film is a captivating comedy-drama-romance that explores the uncertainties of love and life.
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49. Peace After Marriage (2013)
Peace After Marriage, ” released in 2013, presents a unique blend of comedy, drama, and romance. The story unfolds when a sexually frustrated Palestinian-American man agrees to marry an Israeli woman to secure a Green Card, a decision that sparks a war at home with his disapproving parents.
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50. May in the Summer (2013)
May in the Summer follows the journey of a young woman, May, who returns to her childhood home in Jordan for her wedding. However, as she reunites with her sisters and their long-divorced parents, she faces an array of familial and cultural conflicts that make her question the decision to take the next step in her life.
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51. Rock the Casbah (2013)
Rock the Casbah” is a touching and hilarious family comedy-drama that takes place in Morocco. Written and directed by Laïla Marrakchi, the film features a star-studded cast including Morjana Alaoui, Nadine Labaki, and Hiam Abbass.
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52. De guerre lasse (2014)
De guerre lasse, released in 2014, is a gripping crime drama thriller that takes place in Marseille, France. Directed by Olivier Panchot and written by the same director, the film follows the life of Alex, a son of a prominent Algerian leader in Marseille. After a stint in the French Foreign Legion, Alex finds himself caught in a web of confrontations with the Corsican mafia.
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53. Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014)
Discover the epic tale of Exodus: Gods and Kings, where the brave Moses, portrayed by Christian Bale, dares to challenge the mighty Pharaoh Ramses II, played by Joel Edgerton, resulting in a daring journey for 600,000 slaves to break free from the oppressive Egyptian rule and endure a series of deadly plagues. Directed by the talented Ridley Scott, this historical drama is filled with exhilarating action, gripping adventure, and intense drama, led by an impressive ensemble of stars.
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54. French Women (2014)
French Women, ” also known as “Sous les jupes des filles, ” is a captivating 2014 comedy-drama film that explores the lives of 11 women living in the vibrant city of Paris, each facing a unique set of challenges in their careers, love lives, and parenthood. The characters, portrayed by a talented ensemble including Isabelle Adjani, Alice Belaïdi, and Laetitia Casta, are elegantly presented, yet they harbor complexities and virtues that remain hidden beneath the surface. As they navigate through their personal and professional struggles, viewers will be left wondering if they can indeed overcome all their difficulties and achieve their goals.
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55. Keepers of the Covenant: Making Exodus - Gods and Kings (2015)
Keepers of the Covenant: Making Exodus - Gods and Kings” is a captivating 2015 documentary that invites viewers behind the scenes of Ridley Scott’s massive film production, “Exodus: Gods and Kings. ” The documentary features illuminating interviews with the cast and crew, revealing the intricate details of creating a cinematic masterpiece. As they delve into the making of the film, the documentary creators unveil the passion, hard work, and dedication committed by all involved in the project.
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56. Degrade (2015)
Degrade, ” the Arabic drama directed by Arab Nasser and Tarzan Nasser, is set against the backdrop of Gaza and features an interesting cast of characters trapped in a beauty salon. The movie revolves around two hairdressers and their customers who come from diverse backgrounds, ranging from age to ethnicity.
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57. The Sense of Wonder (2015)
Experience the whimsical world of “The Sense of Wonder” - a delightful French film released in 2015. Directed by Éric Besnard and written by the same talented mind, this heartwarming comedy-drama-romance tale captivates viewers with its charming tale of love, unexpected connections, and the beauty of the little things in life.
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58. I Still Hide to Smoke (2016)
In “I Still Hide to Smoke, ” Fatima, a strong-willed masseuse working in a hammam in Algiers, navigates the turbulent atmosphere of her city and workplace. This emotionally-charged drama unfolds during 1995, a time when the capital’s tension threatens to tear everything apart. As Fatima bears witness to a terrorist attack on her way to work, she finds solace and an escape from life’s harsh realities in smoking secretly in her hammam.
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59. Nasser’s Republic: The Making of Modern Egypt (2016)
Nasser’s Republic: The Making of Modern Egypt is a groundbreaking documentary that delves into the life and transformative impact of Gamal Abdel Nasser, one of the Arab world’s most influential leaders. From his humble beginnings as a young Egyptian colonel, Nasser led a coup that sparked a revolution, which would go on to reshape the Arab world.
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60. Foreign Body (2016)
Foreign Body, directed and written by Raja Amari, is a powerful drama that follows the journey of a young Tunisian woman who arrives in France after informing on her radical Islamist brother. The film explores the dangers and hopes she encounters as an illegal immigrant, providing a poignant commentary on the realities faced by many immigrants in today’s world.
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61. Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
Dive into a thrilling future noir with Blade Runner 2049. Featuring an intriguing blend of environmental damage and the impact of memory implants on society, this sequel to the iconic 1982 original brings together an all-star cast. Young Blade Runner K (Ryan Gosling) embarks on a quest to uncover the secrets of a missing former colleague, Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford).
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62. In Syria (2017)
In Syria, ” or “Insyriated” in its original title, is a high-intensity drama that unfolds against a backdrop of the ongoing Syrian Civil War. Set in the heart of the conflict, the film follows a desperate mother as she strives to protect her family amidst the raging war. As bullets fly outside her home, a sniper remains at bay, adding to the precariousness of her situation. This tense and gripping exploration of the plight of civilians during wartime has earned considerable acclaim.
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63. When Arabs Danced (2018)
When Arabs Danced” is a poignant documentary that delves into the often-forgotten love for dancing and music in Arab culture. Directed by Jawad Rhalib, this film boldly challenges stereotypes of repression and fundamentalism by showcasing the creative arts that have always been a part of the region’s heritage. As the director questions the many facets of his culture that have been overlooked by both western and middle eastern media, viewers are treated to an important and timely exploration of a side of Arab culture that is rarely portrayed.
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64. Carnivores (2018)
Carnivores” is a gripping drama and thriller film released in 2018, directed by Jérémie Renier and Yannick Renier. The story revolves around a struggling actress named Émilie, played by Leïla Bekhti, who takes on the responsibility of coaching her famous sister Olivia, played by Zita Hanrot, during a challenging movie shoot. As the sisters work together, their relationship takes a dark turn, leading to unforeseen consequences. Emotions run high as the movie explores the darker side of the human psyche.
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65. Brother (2019)
Brother” is a heart-wrenching French drama directed by Julien Abraham and written by Nicolas Peufaillit, Hélène Tolède-Couronne, and Jimmy Laporal-Trésor. It showcases the dark realities of the juvenile delinquency system through the eyes of Teddy, a young man falsely accused of murdering his violent father. Sent to a closed educational center, Teddy is confronted with a brutal universe he must navigate.
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66. The Swallows of Kabul (2019)
The Swallows of Kabul” is a harrowing tale set in the summer of 1998. Despite being set against the backdrop of Kabul in ruins and controlled by the Taliban, the film revolves around the tender love story between Mohsen and Zunaira. They envision a better future for themselves, but their world is irrevocably shaken by a senseless act by Mohsen, forcing them to confront the devastating impact of violence and the harsh realities of their environment. Directed by Zabou Breitman and Eléa Gobbé-Mévillec, the film is a poignant exploration of love, hope, and survival against all odds.
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67. Gaza mon amour (2020)
Gaza Mon Amour” is a gripping drama that takes place in the war-torn region of Gaza, amidst the challenges and struggles of everyday life. The story revolves around Issa, a sixty-year-old fisherman, who secretly harbors deep feelings for Siham, a woman who works at the market along with her daughter Leila. One fateful day, Issa discovers an ancient phallic statue of Apollo, the Greek deity, in his fishing nets. Unbeknownst to him, this seemingly insignificant find carries a mysterious and powerful energy that will change his life forever. As Issa hides the statue, he grapples with his feelings for Siham and the profound impact of his discovery.
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68. Hellraiser (2022)
In the ominous world of “Hellraiser” (2022), a young woman battling addiction discovers an ancient puzzle box that holds the key to unimaginable horrors. Drawn unwittingly into a sinister mystery, she unwittingly releases the malevolent Cenobites, an otherworldly force of unspeakable evil. As the boundaries of reality blur, humanity confronts its darkest fears in this chilling horror, mystery, and thriller film.
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69. Bye Bye Tiberias (2023)
Experience an intimate and deeply personal documentary set in the heart of a Palestinian village as “Bye Bye Tiberias” (2023) explores the legacy of separation and the rich tapestry of the lives of four generations of women. Director Lina Soualem masterfully weaves together the compelling story of acclaimed actress Hiam Abbass, who returned to her hometown with her daughter, leaving behind her life in France to pursue an acting career. As the narrative unfolds, the film delves into the deeply rooted sense of resilience, hope, and identity that runs through the veins of these strong women, despite the challenges they have faced in the pursuit of their dreams.
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70. Insidious: The Red Door (2023)
Prepare to be scared all over again as Insidious: The Red Door takes you deeper into the haunting and terrifying world of The Further. The Lamberts, played by Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne, are back for another chilling adventure, determined to put their demons to rest once and for all.
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