Drowning Fish by Egyptian documentarian Amir El-Shenawy tells the story of one of the last fishermen in Qarun Lake
A highlight of the festival is the 1976 documentary Everyday Life in a Syrian Village by acclaimed Syrian director Omar Amiralay. All Photos: Al Sidr Environmental Film Festival
The First Days by French filmmaker and ethnologist Stephane Breton came as a result of the director's visit to Chile
And when I die let me be buried in a Hemlock coffin, so I’ll go through hell snapping, a film by Sarah Ema Friedland
is among the short films screening at Al Sidr Environmental Film Festival
The Land by Moe Sabbah, meanwhile, explores the protests by denizens of the Bisri village when the Lebanese government revealed plans to build a dangerous dam leading up to the valley
Drowning Fish by Egyptian documentarian Amir El-Shenawy tells the story of one of the last fishermen in Qarun Lake
A highlight of the festival is the 1976 documentary Everyday Life in a Syrian Village by acclaimed Syrian director Omar Amiralay. All Photos: Al Sidr Environmental Film Festival
The First Days by French filmmaker and ethnologist Stephane Breton came as a result of the director's visit to Chile
And when I die let me be buried in a Hemlock coffin, so I’ll go through hell snapping, a film by Sarah Ema Friedland
is among the short films screening at Al Sidr Environmental Film Festival
The Land by Moe Sabbah, meanwhile, explores the protests by denizens of the Bisri village when the Lebanese government revealed plans to build a dangerous dam leading up to the valley
Drowning Fish by Egyptian documentarian Amir El-Shenawy tells the story of one of the last fishermen in Qarun Lake