ANHAR – The Arab Network for Human Rights Film Festivals is a regional project with a pool of information, and a film database for human right film festivals and screenings in the Arab region. It is a networking platform that operates on the basis of partnerships and exchanges of expertise between its members.
The network was established in December of 2015 and has 9 members from Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Mauritania, Tunisia, Morocco, Palestine, Sudan and Syria. It aims at establishing a connection between activists, filmmakers, festival directors and spaces for screening human rights films to build bridges through joint events, co-productions and advocacy campaigns. The collective experience of its members helps enhance the quality, impact and outreach of its initiatives.
Ma3mal 612 Think Factory is a collaborative pool based in Amman, of thinkers and workers from different backgrounds and disciplines who design innovative projects on thematic topics that are considered as a priority for the region. The word Al Ma’mal means the ‘factory’. It is designed to produce and enhance the production of films, documentaries, video art, installations, film networks and other visual and artistic projects that have an avant-garde nature, aiming to generate a change in the civil society in the region.
Links:
MA3mal 612 Think Factory Jordan:
Website: http://www.ma3mal612.com/
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Ma3mal612/
Ma3mal 961 Think Factory Lebanon
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ma3mal961/
SEMAT
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pg/SematEgypt/about/
ACTIF
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Human.Screen.Festival/
ANHAR
Website: http://www.arabfilmnetwork.com/
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