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- Man of faith meets with a group of atheists.
- An epic war film about the battle between the Italian and Libyan armies.
- The story follows a group of unlikely travellers as they travel overland to the Sahara. Along their route they learn as much about themselves as the people they meet. Set against incredible landscapes in Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Libya, yet shot upon consumer video cameras, this documentary shows the Sahara in a way that is rarely depicted onscreen.
- An intimate look at post-revolution Libya through the eyes of an aspiring all-female soccer team, whose struggle to gain mainstream acceptance mirrors the broader challenges facing women in contemporary Libyan society.
- Diary From the Revolution is a riveting, close-up look at life in a Libyan militia, during and after the uprising that led to Gaddafi's fall. Capturing hum our and heartache, Norwegian-Libyan filmmaker Nizam Najar grants us extraordinary access to their lives.
- Isabella Rossellini narrates this memoir of the Sephardic Jewish population in North African prior to WWII.
- The documentary investigates the phenomenon of Qaddafi's elite female bodyguard corps and the tensions these women embody: tensions between Islam, modernisation in a nomadic society, a militarist feminism and an urban dictatorship.
- In "Banat Al Amm," Kholoud, raised by Uncle Nouri with cousin Afaf, faces conflict over differing dreams and values after a young man's arrival, sparking a bitter rivalry.
- A film about the peaceful struggle of those made invisible by violence.
- February, 2011. The people of Benghazi revolt against the brutal regime of Moammar Gaddafi. Yet standing in the way of liberation is the 2-mile sprawling fortress known as The Katiba. Holding hundreds of soldiers and heavy artillery, it stands poised to rain death down upon the protesters. WE WIN OR WE DIE is the story of an ordinary Libyan who understands that there is but one way to stop the bloodshed. One way to gain freedom. The sprawling fortress, the Fist of Gaddafi, the Katiba must fall...
- "Prisoner and Jailer" tells the story of two contrasting Libyans: a key official in the former regime and one of the most prominent figures of the post-revolutionary period in Libya. Through these two characters, we discover the circumstances surrounding one of the most influential events in modern Libyan history: The Abu Salim Prison Massacre.
- The Uprising shows us the Arab revolutions from the inside. It is a multi- camera, first-person account of that fragile, irreplaceable moment when life ceases to be a prison, and everything becomes possible again.
- A naive dreamer attempts to circumnavigate the world on his motorcycle, surviving only on the money he makes along the way.
- Follows a part of al-Qaramanli dynasty's reign over Tarabulus (Tripoli, Libya) that takes place between 1783 and 1795, Hassan Bek, the son of Ali Pasha, is known for his fairness and his valor in defending his country, which arouse the hatred of his two brothers, Ahmad and Yusuf, especially after the governor, Ali Pasha, falls ill with tuberculosis, leading to a power struggle.
- HONDROS follows the life and career of famous war photographer Chris Hondros by exploring the poignant and often surprising stories behind this award-winning photojournalist's best-known photos. Driven by a commitment to bear witness to the wars of our time after the events of 9/11, Chris was among the first in a new generation of war photographers since Vietnam. HONDROS explores the complexities inherent in covering more than a decade of conflict, while trying to maintain a normal life. It also examines the unknowable calculus involved in making split-second life and death decisions -- before, during and after his photos were made. Chris was killed in Libya in 2011, but he left a lasting impact on his profession that is still felt today.
- FIRST TO FALL follows a group of young civilian expatriate 'rebels' on their 8-month journey to liberate Libya, their home country. They give up comfortable, stable lives in order to take up arms against a corrupt regime and risk their lives in a brutal, chaotic war.
- TV movie on the making of 'Mohammad Messenger of God
- The media and the internet bring us images of events from all corners of the world - but personal experiences are not connected with them. We are at once interconnected and disconnected. We only have ourselves as starting and end points in this reflection.
- Corporal Salem finds himself in a strange situation during an exploratory mission behind enemy lines to discover that the enemy bears a name that does not resemble the reality of wars.
- This epic historical drama chronicles the life and times of Prophet Muhammad and serves as an introduction to early Islamic history.
- In 1929, Italian Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini appoints General Rodolfo Graziani as colonial governor to Italian Libya with orders to stamp-out all resistance from Libyan nationalists led by rebel guerrilla leader Omar Mukhtar.
- The Two Leaders , series Historical drama portrays the life of the Libyan activists Suleyman Albaruni and Bashir Alsaadawi through a distinct and new storytelling that is being narrated by Zaema Albaruni Suleyman Albaruni's daughter.
- The Random a short film of 20 minutes addresses the issue has become very important in Libyan society after the revolution, an issue of exclusion and marginalization of the other and try every Libyan imposing his opinion by force of arms and the rejection of the ideology offending him
- In the Goutte d'Or neighborhood of Paris, North African immigrants share a tiny apartment among their French neighbors. The two communities get along uneasily, their relationship rife with misunderstandings and mutual offense.
- Cydamus "The legacy of Ghadames" A documentary film about Ghadames (it was also known as Cydamus) a large oasis city in northwest Libya.
- A young man named Hassin with a beautiful family including wife Fatma, daughter Maram, and son Rawad, destroys everything in a scheme to get his inheritance early. After hiring a woman to scare his father by making him sick with bad food, she shows everyone the true nature of evil. Is there any way to make things right? Why did he do this? Can a strange reclusive holy man named Talal help him?
- A defiant music scene erupts amidst the 2011 Libyan revolution to become the voice against tyranny and oppression - but as victory descends into conflict and chaos, the music goes silent. Will the music thrive once again, or will it remain mired in Post-Revolutionary Blues?
- The story of prophet "Muhammad" and the delivery of the message of God "Allah."
- In separate episodes, the series presents Libyan myths talked about by ancestors and the connection of these myths to human souls
- Wesam is a Libyan young activist in the Libyan civil society who gets abducted, jailed, and tortured for talking on a TV channel about human rights in Libyan prisons in a country denominated by a huge number of armed militias that use oppression and intimidation. Inside the prison, Wesam encounters various forms of ideologies and beliefs adopted by those militias that vary between tribal militias, long-practiced militias using excessive force, and militias that control all these groups and use them for their own interests and to hold the reins of the government. Wesam, through a TV channel, spoke about the concept of Al Emarah from his perspective, which provoked the fury of those groups that perceived it as a provocation of the "state project" they want to establish according to their view. This will be summarized in the final scenes of the movie when we have a look at Al Emarah through the eyes of these groups
- The series falls under the category of suspense and excitement drama series, with interesting events and secrets that are not revealed until the final moments of the work.
- A tale of the homeland and the people of Tripoli, under the British administration, 1945, after the end of World War II.
- Ousman is Gambian and he's 17 years old. He now lives somewhere in Ballarò, one of the most controversial areas of Palermo. Like him, many others are unaware of the path ahead.
- 'Win or Die - Voices from the Libyan Revolution' portrays moments in time in the Libyan Revolution, allowing viewers to observe Libyans from all walks of life during their struggle for freedom; from the people establishing a blooming civil society in Benghazi, to the Libyans struggling in the battles on the front lines near Misrata, to those who free Tripoli, the country's capital. In a trip that stretches across the width of the country, the film-maker, Nicole Nagel, discovers a people bonded together by a unique unity in purpose, driven by their love for their country and their faith in doing the right thing.
- 'Ziu' tells the true story of Libya's quiet revolutionary-the unlikely hero of a free people to whom he first gave belief. Ziu was in many ways an ordinary man. A middle aged diabetic. A mid-level civil servant who had spent half a lifetime under Qaddafi, raising a family, going fishing with his friends. He was no extremist, yet on a quiet Sunday in February 2011, he took the family car, packed it with gas canisters and crashed it into the gates of the Katiba Military Headquarters - the key to Qaddafi's stranglehold on Benghazi and the South. Ziu gave up his life to blow open the compound gates, and the people of Libya did the rest, first in Benghazi, and in time, throughout the country.
- A documentary on Libyan Revolt. From a rooftop of the hotel in Benghazi, all way to the front line.
- a young man is set to change the course of his life faced by a dilemma that tests his commitment
- Libyan drama series that chronicles the pre revolution phase, the revolution phase, and the aftermath from a social standpoint, and its impact on the revolution and its repercussions.
- Al-Barony's film deals with part of the life of the well-known Libyan freedom fighter (Suleiman Pasha Al-Barony), better known as "The Leader", who was born in 1870 in the city of Kabao in the Nafusa Mountains of Libya.
- A photographer, the trauma of war, the reassembling of reality through images we use to remember.
- In 2011, the Libyan people are forced to live with the consequences of a conflict. With exclusive footage of the siege of the rebel stronghold of Qaddafi 'Bab al Aziziya'.
- Four militiamen are stuck in a building in the middle of a frontline, they decide to play a card game in which the person who is left with only king's card has to clear the first floor alone.
- In the shadow of an anonymous rooms, somewhere in Tunis, a man - Yasine - painfully utters fragments of words. Words that speak about an ancient, shameful, overwhelming wound: a rape, committed by khadafist soldiers during the 2011 war. Through his words, and those of other men who finally dare to speak after seven years of silence, the extent of and unspeakable crime - mass male rape - gradually resurfaces.
- Home in Time for War documents Mikael's first visit to his fathers home country during the middle of the 2011 Libyan revolution. Although war is the backdrop of the film the story focuses on the interaction of Mikael with his family members at one of the most exciting and dangerous times in Libya's history.
- Mary Lou Anderson is "Gracie the Good Witch", in this 1955 television show for families at the USA Air Force Base in Tripoli, Libya.
- Mauro is a professional diver who works at great depths below oil platforms, in the middle of the sea. He must live in a small hyperbaric chamber for most of the year. In his spare time, he likes to teach his little friend Milo how to dive. When Milo makes Mauro realize to be fed up with the stressfull life on the platforms, he tries to realize his childhood dream: recover sunken ships