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The Cinema of the United Arab Emirates is minimal. There is only one Emirati film as of 2007,[citation needed] Al-Hilm, about a group of frustrated actors/directors wandering aimlessly in the desert. However there are a large number of short films from the country (the makers of which have been dubbed the 'Emerging Emiratis'). In addition the UAE is a popular filming location for Bollywood films.
The UAE has an annual film festival held in Dubai. A new film studio (Studio City) is being built in the city.
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Public Cinema
After a break of 30 years, a film was publicly screened in UAE. The comedy film Manahi was shown at the King Abdul Aziz Cultural Center in Abraq Al-Raghama, Jeddah.[1]
Emirati films
- Al-Hilm (Dream; 2005)
- Manahi (2008)
Emirati short films
- 100 Miles (2007)
- Ahlam Fi Sundook (Dreams In A Box; 2003)
- Al-Rumram (1994)
- Ala Tareeq (On A Road; 2003)
- Amen (2005)
- Arabana (2006)
- Arwaah (Souls; 2004)
- Aushba's Well (2004)
- Cigarettes (2004)
- The Confrontation (1998)
- Hajess (Obsession; 2002)
- Mirrors of Silence (2006)
- Signs of the Dead (2005)
- Under the Sun (2005)
Films shot in the United Arab Emirates
- 36 China Town (Indian; 2006) partly fimed in Dubai
- Balram vs. Tharadas (Indian; 2006)
- Boom (Indian; 2003) - partly filmed in Dubai
- Chalo Ishq Larain (Pakistani; 2002) partly filmed in Dubai
- Chetna: The Excitement (Indian; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Code 46 (British; 2003) partly filmed in Dubai
- Deewane Huye Paagal (Indian; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Dil Vil Pyar Vyar (Indian; 2002) partly filmed in Abu Dhabi
- Dubai Return (Indian; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Family: Ties of Blood (Indian; 2006) partly filmed in Dubai
- Keif al-Hal? (Saudi; 2006)
- The Kingdom (American; 2007) filmed in Abu Dhabi
- Kisse Pyaar Karoon (Indian; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Lahoo Ke Do Rang (Indian; 1997) partly filmed in Dubai
- Maine Pyar Kyun Kiya? (Indian; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Market (Indian; 2003) partly filmed in Dubai
- Mujhse Shaadi Karogi (Indian; 2004) partly filmed in Dubai
- Naam (Indian; 1986) partly filmed in Dubai
- Om Jai Jagadish (Indian; 2002) partly filmed in Dubai
- Pehla Pehla Pyar (Pakistani; 2006) partly filmed in Dubai
- Pyar Hi Pyar Mein (Pakistani; 2003) partly filmed in Dubai
- Risk (Indian; 2007)
- El-Sefara fi El-Omara (Egypytian; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Silsiilay (Indian; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Syriana (American; 2005) partly filmed in Dubai
- Talaash: The Hunt Begins... (Indian; 2003) partly filmed in Dubai
- Tarap (Pakistani; 2006) partly filmed in Dubai
- Vishwavidhaata (Indian; 1997)
- Woh Lamhe (Indian; 2006) partly filmed in Dubai
Emirati directors
- Mustafa Abbas
- Abdullah Hasan Ahmed
- Nawaf Al-Janahi
- Khalid Al-Mahmood
- Hani Al-Shaibani
- Waleed Al-Shehhi
- Mohammad Al-Traifi
- Ali F. Mostafa
- Abdulla Khalifa AlKaabi
External links
- Article about the UAE short film movement
- Article about the UAE short film movement
- Article on the 'Emerging Emirati' movement
- Al Jazeera article on 'Al-Hilm'
- IMDB entry for the UAE
- Cinemas in the UAE - TEN Movies
References
- ↑ "After 30 yrs, a cinema in Saudi". Times of India. 2008-12-27. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/World/After_30_yrs_a_cinema_in_Saudi/articleshow/3899526.cms.
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