Muhammad Bensaoud
Between Documentary and Fiction: Libyan Cinema’s Journey to Find Its Language
At its current juncture, Libyan cinema faces a central question: which path is better suited to express reality,...
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Cinema and the Libyan City: How Does the Camera Forge a New Relationship with Place?
Cities in cinema do not merely appear as silent backgrounds. They often transform into main characters that participate...
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Libya in Global Cinema: Between Misrepresentation and the Absence of Self-Narrative
For decades, Libya has been absent from global cinema as a normal place for life or a complete...
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The Message: A Cinematic Reading Between the Sacred and History
Production Year: 1976 Runtime: 178 minutes Genre: Historical / Religious / Biography Director: Moustapha Akkad Evaluation: Worth Watching....
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Lion of the Desert: A Cinematic Reading of the Resilience of Martyr Omar Mukhtar
Year of Production: 1981Running Time: 167 minutesGenre: Historical / War / BiographicalDirected by: Moustapha AkkadEvaluation: Worth Watching ...
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From Screen to Society: How Cinema Can Change the Libyan Reality?
When we look at the Arab world’s relationship with cinema, we realize that this art form has never...
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The Return of Libyan Cinema… Between a Forgotten Past and a Possible Future
Introduction Cinema isn’t just a means of entertainment; it reflects identity and provides a space that expresses the...
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From Global Filming set to national Absence
Preface: Libya, a country with rare visual features: vast desert touching the blue sea, Roman cities that...
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