Identity and the City seen in the eyes of the Ma3mal 612 thinkers, the participants and beneficiaries of the proram in its pilot phase in 2016-2017. This short documentary is a resume of the essence of the project through 3 pilot sub projects and artistic interventions that are : Daraj Festival in Irbid- Amman Zarka…
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A series of workshops intended to train mid-career and amateur filmmakers on how to create stories, write, and film. The workshops and training sessions were held at Ma3mal 612 premises.
Funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands / An initiative from Ma3mal 612-Think Factory The forum aims to provide Jordanian youth with the opportunity to discuss various experiences and theories in the actualization of human rights in Jordan, in order to move from a place of theory to practice, with tangible and…
Stories Untold is a filmmaking project for women, which presents the unique stories of twelve exceptional women from across the MENA region. The films are made by the women themselves with the help and facilitation of six professional female filmmakers from Tunisia, Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan, and Oman. With their smartphones, these first-time filmmakers document…
Prague, Czech Republic – 17.03.19- Ma3mal 612 Think Factory’s team participated earlier this week in the One World Human Rights Film Festival, which took place in its 21st edition in Prague, in Czech Republic. Ma3mal’s team -representing both Karama Human Rights Film Festival, which will be held in its 10th edition in December 2019, and…
ANHAR : The Arab Network for Human Rights Film Festivals is a platform that empowers partnerships between film festivals and activists in the region. ANHAR encourages collaboration and exchange in the field of human rights filmmaking and screening in the Arab world. Visit website
The Karama Human Rights Film Festival (HRFF) is a six-day film festival that is held in Amman, Jordan since 2010. After 12 editions of the Karama festival, 610 human rights films were screened over the course of 12 years of cinema activism, and advocacy for human rights in Jordan and in the region. Around 8000…
Synopsis: Ta’a Marboutah (the feminine E) is a human rights documentary that brings forward the issue of identity complications in general, and the right of Jordanian women to give their children the Jordanian nationality in particular. Ordinary women address the camera in moments of truth. They carry their painful stories into paths of confession and…
film based on real testimonies of women’s issues, they had difficulty accessing justice, and they are real stories that explain the challenges that Jordanian women face in terms of unfair laws