A wealthy woman switches lives with her twin sister after discovering that her twin is pregnant, in order to keep balance within the ailing family. Screening as part of the New York Shorts International Film Festival.

A new short film from Palestinian filmmaker Kamal Aljafari following Japanese filmmaker Masao Adachi who does not have a passport, as a consequence of his 1970s involvement with the revolutionary Japanese Red Army. Screening as part of the Spotlight Shorts program at New York Film Festival.

A one day festival with a curated selection of short films from up-and-coming Muslim artists whose perspectives deserve greater visibility.

Halal Cart Dreams plunges audiences into the claustrophobic, high-stakes ecosystem of New York City’s street food vendors, a world where immigrant hustle collides with systemic exploitation. Screening as part of the New York Shorts International Film Festival.

Fatima, the youngest child at seventeen, navigates the delicate balance of her evolving identity, queer attraction, and deep devotion to her French-Algerian relatives. Screening as part of the Voices of Francophone Cinema Festival.

For her majestic work of earthy imagination, filmmaker and photographer Tala Hadid immersed herself in the rugged, fraternal world of a group of horse-riders in central Morocco, as they take part in an equestrian military ritual that dates to the 16th century. Screening as part of New York Film Festival.

This exuberant yet sobering documentary from Jonathan Glazer—with the help of London schoolkids equipped with cameras—goes behind the scenes at Abbey Road to capture the recording of a charity album from War Child Records, which aids children in conflict zones.

A portrayal of a young woman’s re-entry into the world, which offers a glimpse into struggles around mental illness, an issue often silenced and pathologized in Arab culture. Screening as part of New York Kurdish Festival.

This exuberant yet sobering documentary from Jonathan Glazer—with the help of London schoolkids equipped with cameras—goes behind the scenes at Abbey Road to capture the recording of a charity album from War Child Records, which aids children in conflict zones. Screening as part of New York Film Festival.

A short film by Peggy Ahwesh. The uncanny landscapes of Lebanon, Syria, and occupied Palestine provide the setting for The Wayfinders, which turns a 2004 3D flight simulation program into a rumination upon themes of loss, displacement, and the right of return.