The festival, which featured 84 films, highlighted the resilience of Kurdish cinema in the face of bans and censorship.
Every Thursday, WTTW News newsletter producer Josh Terry highlights his picks for the week’s must-see cultural events.
The 2025 Amed International Film Festival in Diyarbakir will feature the Turkish premiere of the award-winning Armenian ...
The 12th Duhok International Film Festival opened with 110 films, focused on climate change, and featuring Spain as the guest ...
Iranian cinematographer Touraj Aslani will serve as a jury member at the 3rd Amed Film Festival, which will take place from ...
WHEN Zaradasht Ahmed, a Norwegian-Kurdish director, began shooting his war documentary, a complicated process spanning more than five years awaited him. “Nowhere to Hide” (2016, pictured), an ...
And I'm Madeleine Brand. Three years after the fall of Saddam Hussein, Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq has become a cultural magnet of sorts for Kurds around the world. Artists, writers, film ...
Made in 1933, “Kurdên Êzidî” (Êzidî Kurds) will be screened for the first time as part of the 2nd İstanbul Kurdish Film Festival, which will be held on March 24-29, 2022.
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