An-Nahar: Artist Aisha al-Kilani’s return to the stage set the Actors’ Syndicate Festival alight with a tribute in her honor, amid a star-studded audience and praise for her comedic roles, which left an indelible mark…
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Nidaa Al Watan: “Academia Philip Salem for Lebanese Heritage” at “Lebanese American University - LAU” devoted its seminar this month to the great Lebanese visual artist Omar Onsi (1901-1969), on the topic: “Colorful Tastes from Omar Onsi’s Brush.” It was opened by the academy’s director, poet Henri Zoghaib, with remarks about its approach to…
Nidaa Al Watan: In the heart of a forest inhabited by crows and talking animals, where myths intertwine with human fears, the film “WILDWOOD” takes us on a journey that goes beyond the bounds of traditional adventure, becoming a confrontation with loss and fear and a discovery of the self. In the film, we find the forest to be a character in its own right, and a symbolic space…
Nidaa Al Watan: In a new film adaptation of a Jane Austen novel, British director Georgia Oakley rediscovers the world of the Dashwood sisters, presenting a love story that goes beyond traditional romance to celebrate human bonds and emotional rebellion in the face of social conventions. It is not easy to approach cinematically…
