Palestinian director Kamal Al-Azraq from the city of Bethlehem won 3 awards at the conclusion of the 24th session of the Arab Radio and Television Festival, including two awards for the documentary film for ‘Flames of Refrigerators,’ the film that sheds light on a pivotal and crucial issue, which is keeping the bodies of martyrs in refrigerators. Occupation ..
The documentary “Little Souls”
Targeting children in this context embodies one of the heinous aspects of the Israeli occupation, and its effects can be long-lasting on the individuals and communities involved.
The film highlights the stories of parents who lost their children, whether to murder, arrest, or home detention, due to this strategy
And about the TV story ‘Girls in the Line of Fire’
‘Girls on the Front Line’ revolves around the inspiring true stories of courageous women living in areas exposed to armed conflict. The subject tells the stories of these strong women who face challenges and dangers with courage and determination. It also revo
lves around their journeys, their resilience, and their sacrifices in order to maintain hope and dignity in the face of the difficulties they face daily. The stories are interspersed with moments of excitement and contemplation, making the viewer understand the deep human side of these conflicts and appreciate the courage and strong will that these women possess.
The awards for the 24th session of the Arab Radio and Television Festival were announced on Saturday evening at the Opera Theater in the City of Culture, in the presence of the Advisor to the Presidency of the Tunisian Republic, Walid Al-Hajam, the President of the Arab States Broadcasting Union, Muhammad Fahd Al-Harithi, and the Assistant Secretary-General of the League of Arab States in charge of Media, Rashid Khattabi, along with a number of… Ambassadors of Arab countries accredited to Tunisia and representatives of media organizations in the Arab world
Source: Maan News Agency