Masahat AFLAMUNA is marking International Women’s Day with Women’s Film Week, taking place from 6 to 12 March 2026. The program will be screened across community cinema spaces within the Masahat AFLAMUNA network.
Do we end the year, or does it end us?
It has been a harsh year. All eyes fixed on Palestine and every heart breaking for Sudan have witnessed its severity. We barely survived it, yet strangely enough, we forged our hope from that
A heavy silence has now settled over Gaza.
After two years of fire and suffering, the sound of bombs is now replaced with the faint whispers of a shattered memory. Among the rubble and beneath the accumulated forgotten dust, people gather the fragments of a
We are pleased to announce the ten institutions and initiatives selected in the second cycle of the AFLAMUNA Independent Resources Initiative.
We are pleased to announce the selection of 42 individuals and spaces from across Syria and Iraq to take part in the Masahat AFLAMUNA Training Program on managing and programming community cinema spaces. This initiative aims to build a decentralized network of community cinemas in
Seven feature fiction and documentary projects in development from Arab countries have been selected.
The directors and producers will participate in the Cinemed Meetings to present their projects, receive expert guidance, and meet potential partners.
The encounters will be held in Montpellier, France,
The 9th edition of AFLAMUNA Connection took place online on September 12, 13, and 14, 2025, bringing together filmmakers, producers, and international experts in an intensive three-day program.
This year, we bring together 18 bold projects from Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, and Tunisia. Among them are 13 feature films in development (9 documentaries, 3 fiction, and 1 animation), alongside 5 films in post-production (4 documentaries and 1 docu-fiction).
In our continuous endeavor to bring independent Arab cinema to its wide audience, who are often deprived of watching it, we launched the Masahat AFLAMUNA project. On one hand, this collaborative and inclusive program aims to transform various types of screening spaces across the Arab