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Glimpses of a Future
K'haravene: Glimpses of a Future
Mofuta: Documentary
Sebapali: Caroline Hatem, Sina Saberi, Reem Naamani, Alice Massabki, Hamdi Dridi, Mollie Wolf
Studio: Netflix
Naha: LB
Nako ea nako: 5:14 metsotso
Boleng: HD
Letsatsi la Pele la Moea: Apr 01, 2021
Letsatsi la ho qetela la moea: Apr 01, 2021
Ketsahalo: 8 Ketsahalo
Nako: 1 Nako
Glimpses of a Future Nako 1
This docuseries celebrates the virtual collaborations between a group of artists, dancers and writers from around the world during the pandemic.
Of angst and alignment
US-based performer Jadd Tank moves to spoken word by writer Mira Ouais in Lebanon as they look to a brighter future full of empathy.
Of companionship and the sea
From their LA home, husband and wife Mollie Wolf and Charlie Dando move to the reading of a love letter from Lebanese writer ohmyhappiness.
Of survival and the storm
In lockdown, Lebanese director Caroline Hatem and psychologist Olivia Shabb reflect on their experience of self-isolation, diving into vivid emotions.
Of clarity and perspective
A collaboration between Tunisian choreographer Hamdi Dridi and Lebanese songwriter Sara Abdo offers an appreciation for blessings they once...
Of living and being
French-based artist Cynthia Dariane and Lebanese hypnotherapist Tania Hadjithomas Mehanna reexamine endless to-do lists as the world slows down.
Of disorientation and remembrance
Iranian choreographer Sina Saberi and Lebanese storyteller Kim Heshme embark on a soul-searching journey of acceptance while in lockdown.
Of love and vulnerability
Lebanese choreographer and director Alice Massabki explores a paradoxical future with French-based choreographer and writer Cynthia Dariane.
Of justice and our shared humanity
Lebanese contemporary dancer Reem Naamani moves to a spoken-word piece on justice and humanity by Syrian tourism and nature expert Osama Al Nouri.
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