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‘Not easy, but not impossible’: Iraq’s film industry sees slow revival
BAGHDAD: In the heart of old Baghdad, legendary movie theaters stand abandoned and shrouded in dust, bearing witness to Iraq’s once-vibrant cultural scene. A few kilometers away, director Ali Al-Bayati oversees his camera operators as they adjust their lenses for a scene in his upcoming horror film, which he hopes to showcase internationally as a new generation of Iraqi filmmakers drives an industry comeback. Momentum is building, bolstered by recent international recognition for the Iraqi film “The President’s Cake,” which captures life under crippling sanctions during Saddam Hussein’s rule.
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dailysabah.com
Dusty theaters, new dreams: Iraq seeks cinematic revival
In the heart of old Baghdad, legendary movie theaters stand abandoned and shrouded in dust, bearing witness to Iraq's once-vibrant cultural scene. A...
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malaymail.com
After surviving decade of war, Iraq’s new filmmakers are bringing cinema back from the dead
Iraqi filmmakers are working to revive the country’s cinema industry despite decades of conflict, limited funding, and abandoned historic theatres.International recognition for...
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arabnews.com
‘Not easy, but not impossible’: Iraq’s film industry sees slow revival
BAGHDAD: In the heart of old Baghdad, legendary movie theaters stand abandoned and shrouded in dust, bearing witness to Iraq’s once-vibrant cultural scene. A few kilometers away,…
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Iraq’s film industry sees slow revival
In the heart of old Baghdad, legendary movie theaters stand abandoned and shrouded in dust, bearing witness to Iraq’s once-vibrant cultural scene.