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Art Platform AFAC Releases Weekly List of Arab Indie Films to Watch for Free

The initiative, titled Screens & Streams, is meant to spotlight previous works of indie regional artists, and allow audiences access to the platform’s extensive library of film and music.

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Art Platform AFAC Releases Weekly List of Arab Indie Films to Watch for Free

The Arab Fund for Arts & Culture (AFAC) has launched an initiative titled ‘Screens & Streams’, aimed at promoting the works of independent Arab filmmakers and artists through the current pandemic. Entitled ‘Screens & Streams’, the arts and culture platform releases a weekly curated list of the massive library of AFAC-supported films and music albums produced from across the region. All of the films will be available online for free for up to 7 days, and 20 songs are compiled each week in a playlist available on Anghami and Spotify.

From Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine and  Morocco, the lists feature narrative and documentary short and feature length films telling incredibly potent stories from across the Middle East by multi-faceted indie Arab filmmakers.

Be sure to catch this week’s selections on arabculturefund.org, including stories of the trials and tribulations of Palestinian refugee camps, the impassioned minds behind a student-led revolution in Lebanon due to tuition increases, and the lives of children working in a leather tannery in Cairo.



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