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ZenithShopOnline.com Unprecedented access to quality films and music from the Arab region and Diaspora FILM AND MUSIC CATALOGUE Institutional & Home Use SEPTEMBER 2010 1 www.zenithshoponline.com Photograph by Fouad El Koury © Available for purchase at www.zenithimagelibrary.com www.zenithshoponline.com INDEX FEATURE FILMS Ahlaam, Mohamed Al Daradji, Iraq (2005) p. 4 Amreeka, Cherien Dabis, Palestine (2009) p. 4 Atash, Tawfic Abu Wael, Palestine (2004) p. 4 Bab El Oued City, Merzak Allouache, Algeria (1994) p. 5 Basra, Ahmad Rashwan, Egypt (2008) p. 5 Best of Times, Hala Khalil, Egypt (2004) p. 5 Borderline, Sonia Chamkhi, Tunisia (2008) p. 6 Caramel, Nadine Labaki, Lebanon (2007) p. 6 Chronicle of a Disappearance, Elia Sulieman, Palestine (1996) p. 6 Days of Glory, Rashid Bouchareb, Algeria (2006) p. 7 Divine Intervention, Elia Sulieman, Palestine (2002) p. 7 El Medina, Yousry Nasrallah, Egypt (1999) p. 7 Eye of the Sun, Ibrahim El Batout, Egypt (2008) p. 8 Gate of the Sun, Yousry Nasrallah, Egypt (2004) p. 8 Halfouine Child of the Terraces, Ferid Boughedir, Tunisia (1990) p. 8 In the Battlefields, Danielle Arbid, Lebanon (2004) p. 9 Land of Fear, Daoud Abdel Sayed, Egypt (1999) p. 9 Le Grand Voyage, Ismael Faroukhi, Morocco (2004) p. 9 London River, Rashid Bouchareb, Algeria (2009) p. 10 2 Paradise Now, Hany Abu Assad, Palestine (2005) p. 10 Pomegranates and Myrrh, Najwa Najjar, Palestine (2009) p. 10 Salt of this Sea, Annemarie Jacir, Palestine (2006) p. 11 Seeds of Doubt, Samir Nasr, Egypt/Germany (2004) p. 11 Sheherazade, Tell Me A Story, Yousry Nasrallah, Egypt (2009) p. 11 Silence of the Palaces, Mufida Tlatli, Tunisia (1994) p. 12 Son of Babylon, Mohamed Al Daradji, Iraq (2009) p. 12 The Time That Remains, Elia Suleiman, Palestine (2009) p. 12 Under the Bombs, Philippe Aractingi, Lebanon (2006) p. 13 West Beirut, Ziad Doueiry, Lebanon (1999) p. 13 The Yacoubian Building, Marwan Hamed, Egypt (2005) p. 13 The Yellow House, Amor Hakkar, Algeria (2007) p. 14 Zaman: the Man from the Reeds, Amer Alwan, Iraq (2003) p. 14 DOCUMENTARIES Beirut Diaries, Mai Masri, Lebanon (2006) p. 15 Carioca, Nabiha Lotfy, Egypt (2009) p. 15 Edward Said: the Last Interview, Mike Dibb, UK (2005) p. 15 Garbage Dreams, Mai Iskander, Egypt (2009) p. 16 Gaza on Air, Samir Abdallah, Egypt/Palestine (2009) p. 16 I See the Stars at Noon, Saeed Taji Farouky, UK/Morocco (2004) p. 16 Memories of Ras Beirut, Mahmoud Hojeij, Lebanon (2006) p. 17 The One Man Village, Simon El Habre, Lebanon (2008) p. 17 Reel Bad Arabs How Hollywood Villifies A People, Sut Jhally, US (2006) p. 17 Remnants of a War, Jawad Metni, Lebanon (2009) p. 18 Slingshot Hip Hop, Jackie Salloum, Palestine (2008) p. 18 So Near Yet So Far, Eliane Raheb, Lebanon (2001) p. 18 Suspended Dreams, Mai Masri and Jean Chamoun, Lebanon (1993) p. 19 Take Me Home, Mais Darwazah, Jordan (2008) p. 19 These Girls, Tahani Rashed, Egypt (2006) p. 19 War Love God and Madness, Mohamed Al Daradji (2008) p. 20 SHORTS & EXPERIMENTAL The Bride of the South, Nermine Haddad, Lebanon (2007) p. 21 Mona Hatoum, UK (2005) p. 21 Palestine 2006 Short Films Collection, Palestine (2006) p. 21 Phatwa, Hala Al Salman, Iraq/Canada (2008) p. 22 Sons of Eilaboun, Hisham Zreiq, Palestine (2006) p. 22 Stranger in My Home, Sahera Dirbas, Palestine (2007) p. 22 This Palestinian Life, Philip Rizk, Egypt (2009), p. 23 www.gilgamesh.21, Tariq Hashim, Iraq (2007) p. 23 www.zenithshoponline.com INDEX CLASSICS A Drink and a Cigarette, Niazi Mostafa, Egypt (1955) p. 24 A Man in our House, Henri Barakat, Egypt (1961) p. 24 Al Medaq Alley, Hassan Al Imam, Egypt 1963) p. 24 Cairo 30, Salah Abu Seif, Egypt (1966) p. 25 Chased by the Dogs, Kamal El Sheikh, Egypt (1962) p. 25 Fatma, Ahmed Badrakhan, Egypt (1947) p. 25 Gossip on the Nile, Hussein Kamal, Egypt (1971) p. 26 The Last Night, Kamal El Sheikh, Egypt (1963) p. 26 Life or Death, Kamal El Sheikh, Egypt (1955) p. 26 Passion and Revenge, Youssef Wahbi, Egypt (1944) p. 27 Struggle in the Valley, Youssef Chahine, Egypt (1954) p. 27 MUSIC Arabology by YAS, Lebanon (2009) p. 28 Bater by Soapkills, Lebanon (2001) p. 28 Chant Traditionnel Maronite by Soeur Marie Keyrouz, Lebanon (2004) p. 28 Cheftak by Soapkills, Lebanon (2002) p. 29 Crossing into the Electric Magnetic by Halim El Dabh, Egypt (2001) p. 29 Dabkeh 2020 by Omar Souleyman, Syria (2009) p. 29 3 Halalium by U-Cef, Morocco (1999) p. 30 Human Friendly Noises by Scrambled Eggs, Lebanon (2002) p. 30 Jazeera Nights by Omar Souleyman, Syria (2010) p. 30 Khartesh Aa Zaman by Rayess Bek, Lebanon (2010) p. 31 Mashrou3 Leila by Mashrou3 Leila, Lebanon (2009) p. 31 Maslakh 03 - Live in Beirut by Peter Brotzmann and Michael Zerang, Lebanon (2005) p. 31 Maslakh 04 - The Adventures of Nabil Fawzi by Gene Coleman and Raed Yassin, Lebanon (2006) p. 32 Maslakh 05 - Cloister by Tom Chant and Sharif Sehnaoui, Lebanon (2006) p. 32 Maslakh 06 - Cedarhead by Zerang, S. Sehanaoui, Yassin, C. Sehnaoui, Haber, Hindi and Saade, Lebanon (2007) p. 32 Maslakh 07 - Mawja Studio One by Bullock, Kerbaj and Rawlings, Lebanon (2007) p. 33 Maslakh 10 - A Church is Only Sacred to Believers by Christian, Milton, Prevost and Saade, Lebanon (2009) p. 33 Nuit Gravement a la Sante by Rayess Bek, Lebanon (2005) p. 33 Ruhani Oyun Havalari by Babazula and Mad Professor, Turkey (2003) p. 34 Soldier of Midian by Raz Mesinai, US (2001) p. 34 Tarab by Rabih Abou Khalil, Lebanon (1991) p. 34 www.zenithshoponline.com AHLAAM Iraq 2005 . Feature Film . 107 min Ahlaam is one of the first feature films from post-Saddam Iraq filmed in the midst of the mayhem of the occupation of Baghdad with its cast and crew subjected to FEATURE FILMS FEATURE kidnappings and gunfire. This provides the film with an astonishing immediacy as its main character, an escapee from a lunatic asylum, wonders the streets in search of her fiancé, lost to Saddam’s men on their wedding day. Meanwhile, her relatives and her doctor search frantically for her amidst the chaos. NOMINATIONS & AWARDS INCLUDE Director Mohamed Al Daradji was born in Baghdad, Iraq. His first feature film was Won the Special Jury Prize at Istanbul Int. Film Festival. Won the Golden Owl Ahlaam, shot over four months in Baghdad in 2004, while the war was going on. His Award at Leeds Int. Film Festival. Won experiences in filming in Iraq were in some sense more dramatic than the film itself, the Spirit Award for Best Feature at the Brooklyn Int. Film Festival. and were captured in his documentary War, Love, God and Madness (2008). His LANGUAGE Arabic latest film, Son of Babylon (2009), won the Amnesty International Film Prize and the Institutional & Home Use SUBTITLES English, French, Spanish, Peace Film Award at the Berlin International Film Festival (2010), and was nominated Portugese and Albanian for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival (2010). REGION 2 (Europe, M.E., Africa) AVAILABILITY Worldwide on DVD. UK ‘This remarkable debut film plunges the viewer into the madness of occupied Baghdad only for download and streaming. Institu- circa 2003’ The BritishFilms Catalogue. tional and Home Use. 4 AMREEKA (DVD release date after Spring 2011) Palestine 2009 . Feature Film . 96 min Cannes Critics Prize winner about a Palestinian single mother and her teenage son emigrating to the US. Told with great humour and leaving the audience in suspense as to whether the American Dream might turn into the American Nightmare. Director Cherien Dabis is an award-winning Palestinian American independent filmmaker. She was named one of “Ten Directors to Watch” by Variety in 2009. She NOMINATIONS & AWARDS INCLUDE made her feature writing and directorial debut with Amreeka. At Tribeca All Access Cannes Film Festival Won FIPRESCI in 2007, Dabis was honored with the first ever L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth Vision Prize. Cairo Int. Film Festival Won Best Arabic Film and Screenplay. Dubai Int. Award. Film Festival Won Murh Award for Best Actress. Sundance Film Festival Grand ‘Funny and playful…Beautifully written and directed…Made with a keen eye and a light Jury Prize Nomination. touch, Amreeka excels at finding the warmth and humanity in a difficult situation.’ LANGUAGE Arabic and English Kenneth Turan, film critic Los Angeles Times. SUBTITLES English ‘Terrific!... Universal in every single instance.’ The Hollywood Reporter. REGION 2 (Europe, M.E., Africa) ‘...there’s an authenticity to Amreeka that can’t be faked... a bright warmth of storytelling AVAILABILITY Worldwide for DVDs, down- that announces the filmmaker as a talent to watch.’Entertainment Weekly. loads and streaming. Home Use only. ATASH (THIRST) Palestine 2004 . Feature Film . 109 min Winner of the International Critics’ Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, this beautifully shot feature from Tawfik Abu Wael powerfully narrates a state of extreme isolation. Director Tawfic Abu Waelwas born in the Palestinian town of Um El-Fahim. His previous works include the shorts Bread (1997), Hashish and the Moon (1997), and Diary of a Male Whore (2000), and the documentary Waiting for Sallah El-Din NOMINATIONS & AWARDS INCLUDE (2001). Thirst is his first feature film. Cannes Film Festival 2004 Won FIPRESCI Prize Critics Week. Jerusalem Film Festival 2004 Won Wolgin Award. Paris Biennal of Arab Cinema 2004 Won ‘Often sublime...provocative, yet affecting...’ Empire Critic’s Choice - Special Jury Prize. Independent on Sunday LANGUAGE Arabic SUBTITLES English ‘A confident, beautifully composed film’Philip French -The Observer REGION 2 (Europe, M.E., Africa) AVAILABILITY Worldwide on DVD for ‘Undoubtedly a beautiful film...arguably the most exciting Arab film-maker Home Use.
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