“Khartoum” by Basil Dearden
The story of the siege of Khartoum by the Mahdi and of the resistance made by Charles Gordon. One of the most famous films of English cinema, focused on the…
“Mongol” by Sergej Bodrov
One of the most beautiful films ever on Genghis Khan, able to tell us about the suffering behind the conqueror of the world and thus showing us the most human…
“The lion of desert” by Mustafa Akkad
The film that most of all highlights the abominations operated by colonialism in Africa, with an eye to fascism, probably the most bleak and abject invention that humanity has been…
“Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” by Steven Spielberg
In the third chapter of the series, Indiana Jones will go first to Iskenderun and then to Petra on the traces of the Holy Grail, the mythical chalice in which…
“And now where we go?” by Nadine Labaki
"And now where we go" is a light film that is very reminiscent of films such as "Wake up Ned", this time, however, set in Lebanon at the dawn of…
“Lawrence of Arabia” by David Lean
One of the biggest blockbusters in the history of contemporary cinema, "Lawrence of Arabia" will allow us to fully discover one of the greatest and most ambiguous men in the…
“The message” by Mustafa Akkad
The only case of a film as much Hollywood as Islamic, "The message" by Mustafa Akkad tells how the Quranic revelation and the developments that faced the Muslim community in…
“In the fade” by Fatih Akın
"In the fade" by Fatih Akìn we are seen to observe contemporary neo-Nazi terrorism in Germany, making us experience the pathos of those dramatic moments on our skin In the…
“Capharnaüm” by Nadine Labaki
Capharnaüm is the latest incredible work by Nadine Labaki who observed the viewer to plunge into the absurd normality of the suburbs of Beirut. A film to be seen absolutely…
“Sinbad, the legend of the 7 seas” of Dreamworks
"Sinbad, the legend of the 7 seas" is one of the most bleak and rude examples of cultural appropriation, a film that should only be seen after months of tranquility…
