#VISION, Cairo - MAD Solutions is releasing Gaza Mon Amour by twin brothers Tarzan and Arab Nasser in a number of Arab countries, starting with Egypt where it will have screenings at Zawya cinema as of Wednesday, August 4. Recently, the film nabbed the Critics’ Choice Award withinthe International Competition for Feature Films at the 35th Fribourg International Film Festival in Switzerland, raising the film's tally to 10 international awards in total.

#VISION, Cairo - Sudanese short film Al-Sit by director Suzannah Mirghani continues its dazzling success and nabs three new awards making the total number of its awards this year 13. The new three awards are: Best Director at the Beirut International Women Film Festival and Best Short Film and Chairman’s award at the Zanzibar International Film Festival.

#VISION, Cairo - Feature film Between Two Seas, by director Anas Tolba, has received Special Jury Mention at the Beirut International Women Film Festival that concluded its events last week, raising the film's tally to 22 international awards in total.

#VISION, Jordanian actressTara Abboud will participate in the 78^th Venice International Film Festival (September 1 -11) with her film Amira,by director Mohamed Diab, which will land its world premierewithin the Orizzonti competition.

#VISION, The 78^th Venice International Film Festival , which will run from Sept.1 till Sept.11.; announced the selection of Palestinian film Amira, by director Mohamed Diab to compete within the Orizzonti competition.

Cairo - Feature film Fiela's Child, by director Brett Michael Innes, will participate in the 4th Beirut Women International Film Festival (July 19- 23). The film has previously won seven awards within its tour across the world’s international festivals. Fiela's Child will screen on Tuesday, July 20 at 10:00 PM Beirut time (GMT +3).

Short film Bomb, by director Dima Hamdan, will take part in the 4th Beirut Women International Film Festival (July 19- 23). The film will screen at 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM, Lebanon time (GMT+3), on Tuesday, July 20.

What Lebanon has been experiencing for ages now has left most Lebanese with unclear thinking building a gradual detachment within them. These complicated feelings lead many Lebanese people to leave the country, whereas the rest feel alienated while still living in Lebanon. However, these events provided a fertile ground for creative works of art, the latest of which is The Sea Ahead by Ely Dagher that competes at this year’s prestigious Cannes Film Festival.