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Africa-Press – Gambia. <\/strong><\/span>Doha: A fresh new slate of 35 film projects by first- and second-time filmmakers has been selected by the Doha Film Institute for its 2021 Fall Grants cycle, the funding programme that aims to promote and nurture emerging voices in cinema. Among the grantees are 12 women and 10 past grantees as well as eight projects by Qatari talents, underlining the continued evolution of a body of independent cinema from the region, supported by the Institute.<\/p>\n

Awarded in two cycles \u2013 Fall and Spring \u2013 the programme has to date supported more than 650 film projects from across the world, which are in various stages of production.<\/p>\n

Representing the diversity of the film projects chosen for the Grants, the recipients come from countries across the Middle East and North Africa region with the largest representation from Algeria, Egypt, and Lebanon as well as projects from Mauritania, Palestine, Yemen and Syria. The nine international projects in this cycle are from Costa Rica, Croatia, Djibouti, France, Indonesia, Iran, Myanmar, and Serbia. The Grants cover projects including feature and short narratives, documentaries and experimentals as well as TV series.<\/p>\n

Fatma Hassan Alremaihi, Chief Executive Officer of the Doha Film Institute, said: \u201cWith the sweeping challenges that emerging film talents face in the current environment, we believe it is our responsibility to further step up our support to ensure that their cinematic aspirations are realised. The Grants programme, through both its cycles, serves not only in elevating original cinematic voices but also in ensuring that first- and second-time filmmakers receive the support they need \u2013 from funding to mentoring and networking.\u201dThe 2021 Fall Grants recipients are:<\/p>\n

MENA – Feature Narrative – Development<\/p>\n

D\u00e9lit de Solidarit\u00e9 (Algeria) by Mounia Meddour presents the story of Ariane, who lives in the Roya Valley, a strategic point for migrants to cross the border between Italy and France.<\/p>\n

The Photographer (Syria) by Anas Khalaf is about a photographer working in a unique position at the heart of the Syrian government during the revolution in 2011, who decides to defect.<\/p>\n

MENA – Feature Documentary – Development<\/p>\n

My Dream to Fly (Egypt) by Asmaa Gamal is an immersive portrait of a group of young people from the crowded slums of Cairo who escape their daily hardships on motorcycles by night.<\/p>\n

Those Who Watch Over (Morocco) by Karima Sa\u00efdi are about people buried in their host country and also their loved ones, who set up a new relationship with them, in Brussels\u2014in a unique cemetery.<\/p>\n

MENA – Feature Documentary – Production<\/p>\n

When the News Break You (Qatar) by Hamad Al Hajri, is about Arab journalists who have been in the eye of the storm for decades because interstate and intrastate conflicts have been an enduring and poignant characteristic of the region.<\/p>\n

Broken Dreamland (Morocco) by Khalid Laboudi and Hannu-Pekka Vitikaine is about three young Moroccan men who were best friends in Finland until their life took a dramatic turn when one of them carried out a murderous attack in the city of Turku.<\/p>\n

The Missing Camel (Mauritania), directed by Cheikh N’diaye, tells the story of Cheikh, who wants to prove that he is the descendant of a Senegalese king who fought French settlers.<\/p>\n

MENA – Feature Narrative – Production<\/p>\n

All That the Wind Can Carry (Egypt) by Maged Nader depicts the story of Susana, whose ailing memory becomes fragments and shifting collages of pictures, home videos, and daily life encounters.<\/p>\n

Oum (Morocco) by Sofia Alaoui is a mystical journey in contemporary Morocco\u2014between social drama and science fiction.<\/p>\n

Hamlet from the Slums (Egypt) by Ahmed Fawzi-Saleh presents the story of Sufi Ahmed, who has to face the rigid patriarchal world of his slum and challenge the status quo after his dead father appears to him.<\/p>\n

Perfumed with Mint (Egypt), directed by Muhammed Hamdy, shows a band of old friends who reunites in a nightmare. Mint sprouts out of their bodies, while photographs of people who lived there are scattered everywhere.<\/p>\n

MENA – Feature Documentary \u2013 Post-Production<\/p>\n

The Mother of All Lies (Morocco) by Asmae El Moudir is about a young Moroccan woman’s search for truth that tangles with a web of lies in her family’s history.<\/p>\n

MENA – Feature Experiment \u2013 Post-Production<\/p>\n

The Outlandish (Algeria) by Tahar Kessi follows the journeys of three characters through Algeria and meet its people, questions the country, the territory and the history.<\/p>\n

Fidai Film (Palestine), directed by Kamal Aljafari, is a sabotage film in response to the looting of Palestinian memories.<\/p>\n

MENA – Feature Narrative \u2013 Post-Production<\/p>\n

The Dam (Lebanon) by Ali Cherri is about Maher, a seasonal worker, who toils in a traditional brickyard downstream from a dam in Sudan.<\/p>\n

Non-MENA \u2013 Feature Documentary \u2013 Post-Production<\/p>\n

In A Year of Endless Days (Croatia) director Renata Lu\u010di\u0107 returns to her village to visit her dad, who is\u2014as most men in his town\u2014abandoned by his wife and trying to reinvent himself in his late 50s.<\/p>\n

Another Spring (Serbia) by Mladen Kovacevic depicts the 1972 epidemic of smallpox in Yugoslavia, which remains one of its most inspiring chapters.<\/p>\n

Green Line (France) by Sylvie Ballyot documents the story of Fida, who decides to meet those fighters who frightened her as a child.<\/p>\n

Khmerica (France) by Antoine Guide is about Sokha, a Khmer-American. The son of Cambodian refugees, he grew up in the United States. He was deported back to Cambodia seven years ago, where he still feels like a foreigner.<\/p>\n

Midwives (Myanmar) by Snow Hnin Ei Hlaing narrates the story of two midwives\u2014one Buddhist and one Muslim\u2014 who defy strict ethnic divisions to work side by side in a makeshift clinic in western Myanmar, providing medical services to the Rohingya of Rakhine State.Non-MENA – Feature Narrative \u2013 Post-Production<\/p>\n

Autobiography (Indonesia) by Makbul Mubarak is about a timid housekeeper who diligently obeys his master until a seemingly minor affront sets in motion a violent chain of events.<\/p>\n

Domingo and the Mist (Costa Rica) by Ariel Escalante Meza is about Domingo, whose house is due to be expropriated to make way for the construction of a highway. But his land hides a secret\u2014the ghost of his deceased wife visits him within the mist.<\/p>\n

Until Tomorrow (Iran) by Ali Asgari is about a single mother’s courage, which is tested when she resorts to desperate measures to hide her illegitimate child from her parents.<\/p>\n

TV Series – Development<\/p>\n

Out of My Mind (Djibouti) by Mo Yusuf is about a struggling Somali writer living in Dubai who decides to become the stand-up comedian he always wanted to be.<\/p>\n

Why did the Bluesman Cross the Road? (Lebanon) by Meedo Taha narrates the story of a pair of Latinx-Arab mechanics escaping the truckyards of Dearborn to seek their fortunes as bluesmen in Detroit.<\/p>\n

MENA – Short Projects – Development<\/p>\n

The Line (Qatar) by Hitmi Alhitmi is a call to choose happiness when undecided.<\/p>\n

I Wished for Solitude (Qatar) by Hamad Al-Fayhani is about a mother, who grapples with the loss of her identity as she takes on the arduous job of caretaking for her ill son.<\/p>\n

MENA – Short Projects – Production<\/p>\n

Mary (Qatar) by Abdulaziz Khashabi and Abdulla Al-Janahi, is about a 65-year-old housewife who lives with her beloved 70-year-old husband, Robert, and their lazy cat. Mary tries her best to be the perfect wife before an incident occurs\u2014revealing an unexpected sad truth.<\/p>\n

Ebb and Flow (Lebanon) by Nay Tabbara is about 14-year-old Loulwa, who plans to meet with her school crush Sharif, when a bomb explodes nearby, Loulwa is forced to put an end to her plans.<\/p>\n

Sea Salt (Lebanon), directed by Leila Basma, about Nayla, a young beachside resort waitress, in Sour, the south of Lebanon, who has to come to terms with what her future plans will be once the summer ends.<\/p>\n

Fariha (Yemen), directed by Badr Yousef is about 74-year-old former Yemeni music star, Fariha, who attempts a musical comeback to bring hope to the hearts of those around her.<\/p>\n

Pacific Club (Lebanon) by Valentin Nouja\u00efm is the story of the first music club that opened in the basements of la D\u00e9fense\u2014Paris\u2019 business district to welcome Arabs from the suburbs.<\/p>\n

Lost Memories (Lebanon, Qatar), directed by Aya Al Blouchi is about alienated souls attempting to discover themselves.<\/p>\n

MENA – Short Projects \u2013 Post-Production<\/p>\n

A Proposal (Qatar) by Nadia Alkhater is about a young Qatari man seeking approval from a council in order to marry his foreign fianc\u00e9.<\/p>\n

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