Une vue kaléidoscopique de la production cinématographique dans le monde arabe.
Atlas of Cinematic Affinities: 15 Years of Doha Film Institute is a first-of-its-kind documentation of collective cinematic journeys from the MENA region and beyond.
A relational and visual journey into the works and creative processes of a diverse group of independent filmmakers connected to DFI-supported projects from more than 80 countries, the book maps stories, memories, and influences as a constellation of creative affinities shaped through DFI's growing ecosystem.
Drawn from more than 8,000 pages of submissions, this curated collection brings together insights, sketches, memories, personal archives, research, and influences. Together, they offer a rare glimpse into the filmmakers' creative worlds, inspirations, and the many contexts that shaped the films featured within it.
Created to mark the Institute's 15th anniversary, the book reflects DFI's enduring commitment to supporting authentic voices in cinema. Spanning 2010 to 2025, it traces the Institute's role in nurturing independent filmmaking, with a particular focus on the Arab world, while recognising the global scope of the storytellers, films, and creative communities it has supported across its first 15 years.
Edité par Zaina Bseiso.
Contributions de Viola Shafik, Alia Ayman, Mary Jirmanus Saba, Ahmed Al-Ayyad, Fahad Al-Kuwari, Amal Saadallah, Samia Labidi, Kais Zaied, Emna Lakhoua.
