Doclisboa seeks to imagine reality through new cinematic forms of perception, reflection and action, placing filmmaking into dialogue with its history to question the present of cinema. Doclisboa is interested in films that are rigorous about their conceptual and formal implications; films that experiment with cinema’s artistic and political possibilities and refuse to be categorized; films that engage with and mirror the complexity of the world. Doclisboa offers a ground where cinema and the contemporary are investigated as acts of being together in, and with, time.

Jocelyne Saab Retrospective

Interview With Gaddafi

Jocelyne Saab

1973 • France • 5’

Tripoli, September 1, 1973, 4th anniversary of the Revolution. Tunisia’s President, Habib Bourguiba, give his best wishes to a young Gaddafi.

Screened with

Kadhafi: l’Islam en marche

Jocelyne Saab, Jean-François Chauvel

18-10-2019
18:00 • SAAB • 93’

Cinema Ideal

Jocelyne Saab Retrospective

A Suspended Life

Beirut, My City

Beirut, Never Again

Belly Dancers

Café du genre

Children of War

Dunia

Egypt, City of the Dead

Fécondation in video

Imaginary Postcards

Iran, Utopia in the Making

Iraq: War in Kurdistan

Kadhafi

Kadhafi: l’Islam en marche

L’Amour d’Allah

L’Architect de Louxor

La Croix des Pharaons

La Guerre d’Octobre

La Guerre en Orient: Égypte

La Tueuse

Le Bateau de l’exil

Le Front du refus

Le Liban: état de choc

Le Refus syrien

Lebanon in a Whirlwind

Les Fantômes d’Alexandrie

Les Libanais, otages de leur ville

Les Nouveaux croisés d’Orient

Les Palestiniens continuent

Letter From Beirut

My Name is Mei Shigenobu

Once Upon a Time Beirut

One Dollar a Day

Palestinian Women

Pour quelques vies

Proche-Orient: Égypte

Sahara Is Not for Sale

South Lebanon, the Story of a Village

Spécial Proche-Orient: Israël

The Lady of Saigon

What’s Going On?