Arab Camera

Year: 1987

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: French

Documentary

A documentary examines Arab cinema from 1967‑1987, spotlighting key films of the era. Director Férid Boughedir traces the significant move toward socially conscious cinema, tackling Palestinian homeland rights and Arab identity, while promoting a poetic tradition, shown through interviews and archival footage, offering rare archival material.

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