Kaleem Aftab

Omar Shargawi's latest documentary explores the personal angst growing up the son of an Arab in Denmark

‘I thought we had a friendship but … I think she’s being stupid as the film is the ultimate portrait,’ says the director

We talk to Julian Schnabel about tackling the myth and controversy of the artist in film

From fishermen to tailors: new documentary focuses on the strength of the human spirit in Gaza, says Kaleem Aftab

Fady Hanona and Ali Aby Yaseen have been desperately trying to make it to the US for the premiere of the documentary they've both been involved in producing

We explore why Tromso, deep within the Arctic Circle, is celebrating movies from the Middle East, with a particular focus on female Arab filmmakers such as Dalia Kury

Making ‘The Reports on Sarah and Saleem’ meant breaking through many barriers

'India is where Mowgli is loved the most. So to bring the story back to its roots was great,' says the 14-year-old Indian-American actor

Tunisian, Egyptian, Thai and Uruguayan films were all honoured, as was British actor and director Ralph Fiennes

After winning the Best Film award at Carthage Film Festival, we speak to the Tunisian director to find out why he wanted to make this film

Lebanese director Bahij Hojeij returns with a light-hearted feature comedy

'It was their struggle – these women had to deal with their stereotypes and get over them,' says director Steve McQueen

We talk to director Mahmoud Sabbagh about tackling masculinity and polygamy in his new tragicomedy

We meet Clare Smyth, the British chef who has graduated from making Gordon Ramsay look good

The filmmaker's new Oscar hopeful is a movie that draws inspiration from his own kidnap by Al Qaeda