Festivals & Cycles

Ciné-Club Héllénique

Stop Filming Us But Listen
Stop Filming Us But Listen explores the history of colonial representations in the Congo and follows the journey of Congolese filmmaker and journalist Bernadette Vivuya and her fellow local artists as they strive to challenge Western narratives around the city.

Comité pour une Paix Juste au Proche-Orient
Hany Abu-Assad's new film is based on true events. Reem, a young married mother, goes to Huda's hairdressing salon in Bethlehem, Palestine. After putting Reem in a compromising situation, Huda blackmails her and forces her to give information to the Israeli secret service, thus betraying her people. During the night, Huda is arrested by Hasan, a member of the resistance, endangering the lives of Reem and her family. The film denounces both the Israeli occupation and the often oppressive Palestinian patriarchy.
