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38th Cairo International Film Festival (15-24 November)
Soha Hesham Published in Al-Ahram Weekly on 16 - 11 - 2016


Wednesday 16 November

*Mountains May Depart (China, 2015, 131 min, Tribute to Jia Zhangke) directed by Jia Zhangke (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 12pm)

*A Shanghai Bride (Argentina/China, 2016, 73 min, International Panorama) directed by Mauro Andrizzi (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*Eastern Business (Romania, 2016, 87 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Igor Cobileanski (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*Spring in a Small Town (China, 1948, 98 min, Chinese Classic Films) directed by Fei Mu (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Much Ado About Nothing (UK/USA, 1993, 111min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Kenneth Branagh (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)

*Impossible Love(Portugal, 2016, 125 min, International Panorama) directed by Antonio-Pedro Vasconcelos (Odeon Cinema, 1pm)

*Mad Detective(China, 2007, 89 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Johnnie To and Wai Ka-Fai (Odeon Cinema 2, 1pm)

*Family Film(Czech/Germany, 2015, 93 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Olmo Omerzu (Karim Cinema, 1pm)

*A Good Wife(Serbia, 2016, 94 min, Official Competition) directed by Mirjana Karanovic (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*One Hundred and Fifty Years of Life(China, 2015, 93 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Liu Yu (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*A Kid(France, 2015, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Philippe Lioret (Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*A Decent Man(France, 2015, 111 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Emmanuel Finkiel (Arabic subtitles, Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*Hamlet(UK, 1948, 161 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Laurence Olivier (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Red Garden(Azerbaijan/Russia, 2016, 88 min, International Panorama) directed by Mirbala Salimli (Odeon Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Shaolin Soccer(China, 2001, 87 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Stephen Show (Odeon Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*Sin of Flesh(Egypt, 2016, 124 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Khaled El Hagar (English subtitles, Odeon Cinema 3, 3:30pm)

*Together Forever (Lithuania/Romania, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Lina Luzyte (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Romeo and Juliet (UK, 1968, 138 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Franco Zefirelli (Karim Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*We Are Never Alone (Czech, 2016, 103 min, Official Competition) directed by Petr Vaclav (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 6:30pm)

*Titanium White (Poland, 2016, 96 min, International Panorama) directed by Piotr Smigasiewicz (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Petersburg: A Selfie (Russia, 2016, 110 min, International Panorama) directed by Renata Litvinova, Anna Parmas, Aksinya Gog, Natalya Kudryashova, Natalya Nazarova and Oksana Buchkova (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Mountain Cry (China, 2015, 113 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Larry Yang (Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*Heatwave (France/Belgium, 2015, 102 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Raphael Jacoulot (Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Street Player (Egypt, 1984, 114 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Complete Unknown (USA, 2016, 91 min, International Panorama) directed by Joshua Marston (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Friend (Philippines, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Joel Lamangan (Odeon Cinema 2, 6:30pm)

*Phoenix (Germany, 2014, 98 min, Tribute to Christian Petzold) (Odeon Cinema 3, 6:30pm)

*Where to Invade Next (USA, 2015, 120 min, Out of Competition) directed by Michael Moore (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 6:30pm)
*Loop (Hungary, 2016, 95 min, International Panorama) directed by Isti Madarász (Karim Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Genesis (France/Mali, 1999, 102 min, Tribute to Cheikh Oumar Sissoko) (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)

*A Day for Women (Egypt, 2016, 105 min, Official Competition) directed by Kamla Abu Zekri (English subtitles, Main Hall, 9:30pm) s

*Pele: Birth of a Legend (USA, 2016, 107 min, International Panorama) directed by Jeff Zimbalist and Michael Zimbalist (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Suicide Moments (Egypt, 2016, 89 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Eman El Nagar (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*In Love We Trust (China, 2008, 115 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Xiaoshuai Wang (Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*That's Fine (Egypt, 2007, 113 min, Tribute to Ahmed Helmy) directed by Ahmed Nader Galal (Open Air Theatre, 9:30pm)

*24 Weeks (Germany, 2016, 102 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Anne Zohra Berrached (Odeon Cinema, 9:30pm)

*Anna (Canada, 2015, 109 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Charles-Olivier Michaud (Odeon Cinema, 9:30pm)

*Deep in the Wood (Italy, 2015, 90 min, International Panorama) directed by Stefano Lodovichi (Odeon Cinema 3, 9:30pm)

*Bucharest Non Stop (Romania, 2015, 86 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Dan Chisu (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 9:30pm)

*Don't Be Bad (Italy, 2015, 100 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Claudio Caligari (Karim Cinema, 9:30pm)

Thursday 17 November

*The Outsider (France, 2016, 117 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Christophe Barratier (Main Hall, 12pm)

*Family Lies(Estonia, 2016, 82 min, International Panorama) directed by Valentin Kuik and Manfred Vainokivi (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*Deep in the Wood(Italy, 2015, 90 min, International Panorama) directed by Stefano Lodovichi (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*This Life is Mine(China, 1950, 120 min, Chinese Classic Films) directed by Shi Hui (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Mother's Airfield(China, 2015, 97 min, International Panorama) directed by Yupeng Zhou (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)

*Strangled(Hungary, 2016, 120 min, International Panorama) directed by Árpád Sopsits (Small Theatre/Odeon Cinema, 1pm)

*Paths of the Soul(China, 2015, 115 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Zhang Yang (Odeon Cinema 2, 1pm)

*Damaged(Poland, 2015, International Panorama) directed by Filip Bajon (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 1pm)

*The Stopover(France/Greece, 2016, 112 min, Official Competition) directed by Delphine Coulin and Muriel Coulin (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*Red Garden(Azerbaijan/Russia, 2016, 88 min, International Panorama) directed by Mirbala Salimli (Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Inner City(Azerbaijan/Russia, 2016, 115 min, International Panorama) directed by Ilgar Safat (Arabic subtitles, Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Twisting Fate(France, 2016, 107 min, International Panorama) directed by Christophe Lioud (Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*Henry V(UK, 1989, 137 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Kenneth Branagh (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*A Shanghai Bride (Argentina/China, 2016, 73 min, International Panorama) directed by Mauro Andrizzi (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Mountain Cry (China, 2015, 113 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Larry Yang (Odeon Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*Bitter Moon (Egypt, 2015, 120 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Hani Khalifa (English subtitles, Odeon Cinema 3, 3:30pm)

*Suicide Moments (Egypt, 2016, 89 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Eman El Nagar (Karim Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Hamlet (UK, 1948, 161 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Laurence Olivier (Karim Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*Perfect Strangers (Italy, 2016, 97 min, Official Competition) directed by Paolo Genovese (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall 6:30pm)

*Bucharest Non Stop (Romania, 2015, 96 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Dan Chisu (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Home sweet Home (Kosovo/Macedonia, 2016, 90 min, Critics Week) directed by Faton Bajrajtari (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Nawara (Egypt, 2015, 106 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Hala Khalil (English subtitles, Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*We Are Egyptian Armenians (Egypt, 2016, 90 min, International Panorama) directed by Waheed Sobhy (Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*The Return of a Citizen (Egypt, 1986, 102 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*A Good Wife (Serbia, 2016, 94 min, Official Competition) directed by Mirjana Karanovic (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Aloys (Switzerland/France, 2016, 91 min, International Panorama) directed by Tobias Nolle (Odeon Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Irreplaceable (France, 2015, 102 min, International Panorama) directed by Thomas Lilti (Odeon Cinema 3, 6:30pm)

*Titanium White (Poland, 2016, 96 min, International Panorama) directed by Piotr Smigasiewicz (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 6:30pm)

*The Hereafter (Sweden/Poland, 2015, 102 min, International Panorama) directed by Magnus von Horn (Karim Cinema 2, 6:30pm)

*Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia, 2015, 125 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Ciro Guerra (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)

*Where to Invade Next (USA, 2015, 120 min, Out of Competition) directed by Michael Moore (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 9:30pm)

*Halal Love (Lebanon/Germany, 2016, 94 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Assad Fouladkar (Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)

*The Smell of Spring (Tunisia, 2016, 99 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Ferid Boughedir (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Buddha Mountain (China, 2010, 105 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Yu Li (Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*Dreams of Hend and Camilia (Egypt, 1988, 109 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 9:30pm)

*We Are Not Alone (Czech, 2016, 103 min, Official Competition) directed by Petr Vaclav (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 9:30pm)

*Drifters (Sweden, 2015, 92 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Peter Gronlund (Odeon Cinema 2, 9:30pm)

*Eva Nova (Slovakia, 2015, 106 min, International Panorama) directed by Marko Skop (Odeon Cinema 3, 9:30pm)

*Blanka (Italy/Japan, 2015, 75 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Kohki Hasei (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 9:30pm)

*God Willing (Italy, 2015, 87 min, International Panorama) directed by Edwardo Falcone (Karim Cinema 2, 9:30pm)


Friday 18 November

*Eva Nova (Slovakia, 2015, 106 min, International Panorama) directed by Marko Skop (Main Hall, 12pm)

*Kabullywood(France/Afghanistan, 2016, 86 min, International Panorama) directed by Louis Meunier (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*Solo Sunny(Germany, 1978, 104 min, Films from Behind the Berlin Wall) directed by Konrad Wolf (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*Paths of the Soul(China, 2015, 110 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Zhang Yang (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Phoenix(Germany, 2014, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Christian Petzold (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)

*The Look of a Killer(Finland, 2016, 94 min, International Panorama) directed by Lauri Nurkse
(Odeon Cinema, 1pm)

*Mountains May Depart (China, 2015, 131 min, Tribute to Jia Zhangke) directed by Jia Zhangke
(Odeon Cinema 2, 1pm)

*Home sweet Home (Kosovo/Macedonia, 2016, 90 min, Critics Week) directed by Faton Bajrajtari (Karim Cinema, 1pm)

*Mimosas (Spain/Morocco/France, Official Competition) directed by Oliver Laxe (Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*Together Forever (Lithuania/Romania, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Lina Luzyte (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Moira(Georgia, 2015, 95 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Levan Tutberidze (Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Galloping Mind(Belgium, 2015, 120 min, International Panorama) directed by Wim Vandekeybus (Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*Ran(Japan/France, 1985, 162 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Akira Kurosawa (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Inner City(Azerbaijan/Russia, 2016, 115 min, International Panorama) directed by Ilgar Safat (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Buddha Mountain(China, 2010, 105 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Yu Li (Odeon Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*Hepta: The Last Lecture(Egypt, 2016, 112 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Hadi El Bagouri (English subtitles, Odeon Cinema 3, 3:30pm)

*The Smell of Spring(Tunisia, 2016, 99 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Ferid Boughedir (Karim Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Much Ado About Nothing(UK/USA, 1993, 111 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Kenneth Branagh (Karim Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*Florence Foster Jenkins(UK, 2016, 111 min, Out of Competition) directed by Stephen Frears (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 6:30pm)

*Awaiting(Spain/Lithuania, 2015, 96 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Daniela Fejerman (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*This Little Family Obsession(Lebanon, 2016, 105 min, Critics Week) directed by Selim Mourad (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Cell Phone(China, 2003, 107 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Feng Xiaogang (Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*A Footnote in Ballet History(France/Egypt, 2016, 118 min, International Panorama) directed by Hisham Abdel-Khalek (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Sorry for Disturbance(Egypt, 2010, 116 min, Tribute to Ahmed Helmy) directed by Khaled Marei (Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*The Stopover(France/Greece, 2016, 112 min, Official Competition) directed by Delphine Coulin and Muriel Coulin (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Violin Teacher(Brazil, 2015, 100 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Sergio Machadu (Odeon Cinema, 6:30pm)

*The Carer(UK/Hungary, 2016, 89 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Janos Edeleny (Odeon Cinema 3, 6:30pm)

*The High Frontier(Poland, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Wojciech Kasperski (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Impossible Love(Portugal, 2015, 125 min, International Panorama) directed by Antonio-Pedro Vasconcelos (Karim Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)
-Icaurs(Greece, 37 min)
-Maria(Philippines, 11 min)
-The Last Journey Together(Egypt, 15 min)
-Bitchboy(Sweden, 15 min)
-Rosinha(Brazil, 14 min)

*Toni Erdmann(Germany, 2016, 162 min, Out of Competition) directed by Maren Ade (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 9:30pm)

*Swiss Army Man(USA, 2016, 97 min, Out of Competition) directed by Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Baraka Meets Baraka(Saudi Arabia, 2016, 88 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Mahmoud Sabbagh (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Clash(Egypt, 2015, 97 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Mohamed Diab (English subtitles, Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*A Wife of an Important Man(Egypt, 1988, 115 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Perfect Strangers(Italy, 2016, 97 min, Official Competition) directed by Paolo Genovese (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 9:30pm)

*Nameless Authority(Italy, 2015, 93 min, International Panorama) directed by Salvo Cuccia (Odeon Cinema 2, 9:30pm)

*The Hereafter(Sweden/Poland, 2015, 102 min, International Panorama) directed by Magnus von Horn (Odeon Cinema 3, 9:30pm)

*Nasser's Republic: The Making of Modern Egypt(USA, 2016, 80 min, International Panorama) directed by Michal Goldman (Karim Cinema, 9:30pm)

*A Shanghai Bride(Argentina/China, 2016, 73 min, International Panorama) directed by Mauro Andrizzi (Karim Cinema 2, 9:30pm)

*Complete Unknown(USA, 2016, 91 min, International Panorama) directed by Joshua Marston (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema 2, 9:30pm)

Saturday 19 November

*Friend (Philippines, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Joel Lamangan (Main Hall, 12pm)

*Zazy(Germany, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by M.X. Oberg (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*After Winter Comes Spring(Germany, 1988, 116 min, Films from Behind the Berlin Wall) directed by Helke Misselwitz (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*The Search(China, 2009, 117 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Pema Tsden (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow Competition (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)
-Icaurs(Greece, 37 min)
-Maria(Philippines, 11 min)
-The Last Journey Together(Egypt, 15 min)
-Bitchboy(Sweden, 15 min)
-Rosinha(Brazil, 14 min)

*Loop(Hungary, 2016, 95 min, International Panorama) directed by Isti Madarász (Odeon Cinema, 1pm)

*Cell Phone(China, 2003, 107 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Feng Xiaogang (Odeon Cinema 2, 1pm)

*The Little Family Obsession(Lebanon, 2016, 105 min, Critics Week) directed by Selim Mourad (Karim Cinema, 1pm)

*Kills on Wheels(Hungary, 2016, 105 min, Official Competition) directed by Attila Till (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*The High Frontier(Poland, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Wojciech Kasperski (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Lipstick Under My Burkha(India, 2016, 117 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Alankrita Shrivastava (Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*The Family Dementia(Spain, 2016, 111 min, International Panorama) directed by Giovanna Ribes (Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*King Lear(UK/Denmark, 1971, 137 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Peter Brook (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Kabullywood(France/Afghanistan, 2016, 86 min, International Panorama) directed by Louis Meunier (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 3:30pm)

*In Love We Trust(China, 2008, 115 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Xiaoshuai Wang (Odeon Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*Before Summer Crowds(Egypt, 2015, 86 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Mohamed Khan (English subtitles, Odeon Cinema 3, 3:30pm)

*Baraka Meets Baraka(Saudi Arabia, 2016, 88 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Mahmoud Sabbagh (Karim Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Macbeth(UK/USA, 1971, 140 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Roman Polanski (Karim Cinema 2, 3:30pm)

*The Other Land(Egypt, 2016, 98 min, Official Competition) directed by Ali Idriss (English subtitles, Main Hall, 6:30pm)

*Jane Got a Gun(UK/USA, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Gavin O'Connor (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*The Idea of a Lake(Argentina/Switzerland/Qatar, 2016, 82 min, Critics Week) directed by Milagros Mumenthaler (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Black Coal, Thin Ice(China, 2014, 110 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Yinan Diao (Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*This Summer Feeling(Germany, 2015, 106 min, International Panorama) directed by Mikhaël Hers (Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Supermarket(Egypt, 1990, 90 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Mimosas(Spain/Morocco/France, 2016, 96 min, Official Competition) directed by Oliver Laxe (Odeon Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Eva Nova(Slovakia, 2015, 106 min, International Panorama) directed by Marko Skop (Odeon Cinema 2, 6:30pm)

*Mother's Airfield(China, 2015, 97 min, International Panorama) directed by Yupeng Zhou (Odeon Cinema 3, 6:30pm)

*Awaiting(Spain/Lithuania, 2015, 96 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Daniela Fejerman (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Anna(Canada, 2015, 109 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Charles-Olivier Michaud (Karim Cinema 2, 6:30pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)
-Riders(Denmark, 28 min)
-Heavy Jacket(Norway, 30 min)
-Second to None (Ireland, 7 min)
-Fathy doesn't Live Here Anymore(Egypt, 10 min)
-Bridges(Lithuania, 26 min)

*It's Only the End the World(Canada, 2016, 95 min, Out of Competition) directed by Xavier Dolan (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 9:30pm)

*After the Storm(Japan, 2016, 118 min, Out of Competition) directed by Hirokazu Koreeda (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Fires(Syrian, 2016, 120 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Mohamed Abdel-Aziz (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Before Summer Crowds(Egypt, 2015, 86 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Mohamed Khan (English subtitles, Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*Sorry for Disturbance(Egypt, 2008, 116 min, Tribute to Ahmed Helmy) directed by Khaled Marei (Open Air Theatre, 9:30pm)

*The Teacher(Slovakia/Czech, 2016, 102 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Jan Hrebejk (Odeon Cinema, 9:30pm)

*Sweet Dreams(Italy, 2016, 134 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Marco Bellochio (Odeon Cinema 2, 9:30pm)

*Moira(Georgia, 2015, 95 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Levan Tutberidze (Odeon Cinema 3, 9:30pm)

*Clean Hands(Netherlands, 2015, 109 min, International Panorama) directed by Tjebbo Penning (Arabic subtitles, Karim Cinema, 9:30pm)

Sunday 20 November

*Nameless Authority (Italy, 2015, 96 min, International Panorama) directed by Salvo Cuccia (Main Hall, 12pm)

*A Heavy Heart(Germany, 2015, 109 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Thomas Stuber (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*Silent Country(Germany, 1998, 104 min, Films from Behind the Berlin Wall) directed by Andreas Dresen (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*Trouble Makers(China, 2006, 100 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Cao Baoping (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)
-Riders(Denmark, 28 min)
-Heavy Jacket(Norway, 30 min)
-Second to None (Ireland, 7 min)
-Fathy doesn't Live Here Anymore(Egypt, 10 min)
-Bridges(Lithuania, 26 min)
*Together Forever(Lithuania/Romania, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Lina Luzyte (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 1pm)

*The World(China, 2004, 143 min, Tribute to Jia Zhangke) (Odeon 2, 1pm)

*The Idea of a Lake(Argentina/Switzerland/Qatar, 2016, 82 min, Critics Week) directed by Milagros Mumenthaler (Cinema Karim, 1pm)

*Train of Salt and Sugar(Portugal/Mozambique, 2016, 93 min, Official Competition) directed by Licinio Azevedo (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*Clean Hands(Netherlands, 2015, 109 min, International Panorama) directed by Tjebbo Penning (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*This Is Hell(Poland, 2015, 92 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Katia Priwieziencew and Pawel Tarasiewicz (Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*The Look of a Killer(Finland, 2016, 94 min, International Panorama) directed by Lauri Nurkse (Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*Romeo and Juliet (UK, 1968, 138 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Franco Zefirelli (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Lupe Under the Sun(Mexico, 2016, 78 min, International Panorama) directed by Rodrigo Reyes (Cinema Odeon, 3:30pm)

*The Search(China, 2009, 117 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Pema Tsden (Cinema Odeon 2, 3:30pm)

*Clash(Egypt, 2016, 97 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Mohamed Diab (English subtitles, Cinema Odeon 3, 3:30pm)

*Fires(Syrian, 2016, 120 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Mohamed Abdel-Aziz (Cinema Karim, 3:30pm)

*Henry V(UK, 1989, 137 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Kenneth Branagh (Cinema Karim 2, 3:30pm)

*Chronicles of My Village(Algeria, 2015, 93 min, Official Competition) directed by Karim Traidia (Main Hall, 6:30pm)

*Half Ticket(India, 2016, 100 min, International Panorama) directed by Samit Kakkad (Arabic subtitles (Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Zud(Poland/Germany, 2016, 85 min, Critics Week) directed by Marta Minorowicz (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*A Simple Life(China, 2011, 118 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Ann Hui (Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*Nasser's Republic: The Making of Modern Egypt(USA, 2016, 80 min, International Panorama) directed by Michal Goldman (Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Lobster(Egypt, 1996, 118 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Inas El Deghidi (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Kills on Wheels(Hungary, 2016, 105 min, Official Competition) directed by Attila Till (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*Halal Love(Lebanon/Germany, 2016, 94 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Assad Fouladkar (Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*Petersburg: A Selfie (Russia, 2016, 110 min, International Panorama) directed by Renata Litvinova, Anna Parmas, Aksinya Gog, Natalya Kudryashova, Natalya Nazarova and Oksana Buchkova (Cinema Odeon 3, 6:30pm)

*It's Only the End of the World (Canada, 2016, 95 min, Out of Competition) directed by Xavier Dolan (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 6:30pm)

*Conman (Egypt, 2004, 90 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Cinema Karim 2, 6:30pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)
-September(Portugal, 35min)
-Garden Party(France, 7min)
-America(Poland, 30min)
-Time Code(Spain, 15min)
-Other Side of Doorman River(South Korea, 21min)

*The Other Land(Egypt, 2016, 98 min, Official Competition) directed by Ali Idriss (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 9:30pm)

*The Teacher(Slovakia/Czech, 2016, 102 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Jan Hrebejk (Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Atig (Kuwait, 2016, 75 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Ahmed Khalaf (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Brooks, Meadows and Lovely Faces(Egypt, 2016, 115 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed Yousry Nasrallah (English subtitles, Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*Knight of the City(Egypt, 1993, 110 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (French subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Florence Foster Jenkins(UK, 2016, 111 min, Out of Competition) directed by Stephen Frears (Arabic subtitles, Odeon, 9:30pm)

*The Visitor(Romania, 2016, 115 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Hendi Jamil (Cinema Odeon 2, 9:30pm)

*Just Dropped Dead(Hungary, 2016, 105 min, International Panorama) directed by Zoltan Kamondi (Cinema Odeon 3, 9:30pm)

*Pele: Birth of a Legend (USA, 2016, 107 min, International Panorama) directed by Jeff Zimbalist and Michael Zimbalist (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 9:30pm)

*The Confessions(Italy, 2016, 100 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Roberto Ando (Cinema Karim 2, 9:30pm)

Monday 21 November

*Don't Call Me Son (Brazil, 2016, 82 min, International Panorama) directed by Anna Muylaert (Main Hall, 12pm)

*The Visitor(Romania, 2016, 115 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Hendi Jamil (Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*Cycling the Frame/Invisible Frame(Germany, 2009, 60 min, Films from Behind the Berlin Wall) directed by Cynthia Beatt (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*No man's Land(China, 118 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Ning Hao (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)
-September(Portugal, 35min)
-Garden Party(France, 7min)
-America(Poland, 30min)
-Time Code(Spain, 15min)
-Other Side of Doorman River(South Korea, 21min)

*The Black Hen(Nepal/Switzerland, 2015, 90 min) directed by Min Bahadur Bham (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 12pm)

*A Simple Life(China, 2011, 118 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Ann Hui (Cinema Odeon, 1pm)

*Zud(Poland/Germany, 2016, 85 min, Critics Week) directed by Marta Minorowicz (Cinema Karim, 1pm)

*Someone to Talk to(China, 2016, 110 min, Official Competition) directed by Liu Yulin (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*The carer(Hungary, 2016, 89 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Janos Edeleny (Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Letters to Santa 2(Poland, 2015, 120 min, International Panorama) directed by Maciej Dejczer (Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Lupe Under the Sun(Mexico, 2016, 78 min, International Panorama) directed by Rodrigo Reyes (Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*Macbeth(UK/USA, 1971, 140 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Roman Polanski (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*Lipstick Under My Burkha(India, 2016, 117 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Alankrita Shrivastava (Cinema Odeon, 3:30pm)

*Spring in a Small Town(China, 1948, 98 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Fei Mu (Cinema Odeon 2, 3:30pm)

*Nawara (Egypt, 2015, 106 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Hala Khalil (English subtitles, Cinema Odeon 3, 3:30pm)

*Atig (Kuwait, 2016, 75 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Ahmed Khalaf (Cinema Karim, 3:30pm)

*King Lear(UK/Denmark, 1971, 137 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Peter Brook (Cinema Karim 2, 3:30pm)

*The Narrow Path(India, 2016, 97 min, Official Competition) directed by Satish Babusenan and Santosh Babusenan (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 6:30pm)

*Blanka (Italy/Japan, 2015, 75 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Kohki Hasei (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*The Last of Us(Tunisia/UAE/Qatar, 2016, 94 min, Critics Week) directed by Ala Eddine Slim (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*The World(China, 2004, 143 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Jia Zhangke (Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*The Factory Girl(Egypt, 2014, 92 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*The Last Love Story(Egypt, 1986, 94 min, Tribute to Yehia El Fakharany) directed by Rafaat El Mihy (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Train of Salt and Sugar(Portugal/Mozambique, 2016, 93 min, Official Competition) directed by Licinio Azevedo (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*The Family Dementia(Spain, 2016, 111 min, International Panorama) directed by Giovanna Ribes (Cinema Odeon 2, 6:30pm)

*Titanium White (Poland, 2016, 96 min, International Panorama) directed by Piotr Smigasiewicz (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon 3, 6:30pm)

*Jane Got a Gun(UK/USA, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Gavin O'Connor (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 6:30pm)

*Strangled(Hungary, 2016, 120 min, International Panorama) directed by Árpád Sopsits (Cinema Karim 2, 6:30pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)
-Picnic(Croatia, 13min)
-The Reasons in the World(Mexico, 37min)
-Land of Wonders(Switzerland, 14min)
-Dissonance(Germany, 17min)
-Mary(Russia, 15min)

*On the Milky Road(Serbia/Mexico, 2015, 125 min, Out of Competition) directed by Emir Kuturica (Main Hall, 9:30pm)

*The Paradise Suite(Netherlands/Sweden/Bulgaria, 2015, 122 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Joost Van Ginkel (Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Small Weddings(Morocco, 2016, 86 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Mohamed Al Sharif Al Tarebaq (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Hepta: The Last Lecture(Egypt, 2016, 112 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Hadi El Bagouri (English subtitles, Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*X-Large(Egypt, 2011, 130 min, Tribute to Ahmed Helmy) directed by Sherif Arafa (Open Air Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Chronicles of My Village(Algeria, 2015, 93 min, Official Competition) directed by Karim Traidia (Cinema Odeon, 9:30pm)

*We Are Egyptian Armenians (Egypt, 2016, 90 min, International Panorama) directed by Waheed Sobhy (Cinema Odeon, 9:30pm)

*Don't Be Bad (Italy, 2015, 100 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Claudio Caligari (Cinema Odeon 3, 9:30pm)

*By the Rails(Romania/Sweden, 2016, 88 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Catalin Mitulescu (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 9:30pm)

*Heatwave(France/Belgium, 102 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Raphael Jacoulot (Cinema Karim 2, 9:30pm)

Tuesday 22 November

*Irreplaceable (France, 2015, 102 min, International Panorama) directed by Thomas Lilti (Main Hall, 12pm)

*God Willing(Italy, 2015, 87 min, International Panorama) directed by Edwardo Falcone (Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*As We Were Dreaming(Germany, 2015, 117 min, Films from Behind the Berlin Wall) directed by Andreas Dresen (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*Hero(China, 99 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Zhang Yimou (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)
-Picnic(Croatia, 13min0
-The Reasons in the World(Mexico, 37min)
-Land of Wonders(Switzerland, 14min)
-Dissonance(Germany, 17min)
-Mary(Russia, 15min)

*Half Ticket(India, 2016, 100 min, International Panorama) directed by Samit Kakkad (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 1pm)

*Black Coal, Thin Ice(China, 2014, 110 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Yinan Diao (Cinema Odeon 2, 1pm)

*The Last of Us(Tunisia/UAE/Qatar, 2016, 94 min, Critics Week) directed by Ala Eddine Slim (Cinema Karim, 1pm)

*Anna's Life(Georgia, 2016, 108 min, Official Competition) directed by Nino Basilia (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*The Exile(Spain, 2015, 87 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Arturo Ruiz (Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Strangled(Hungary, 2016, 120 min, International Panorama) directed by Árpád Sopsits (Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Drifters(Sweden, 2015, 92 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Peter Gronlund (Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*Othello(UK/USA, 1996, 123 min, Shakespeare in Cinema) directed by Oliver Parker (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*The Petrov File(Bulgaria, 2015, 93 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Georgi Balabanov (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 3:30pm)
*No Man's Land (China, 118 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Ning Hao (Cinema Odeon 2, 3:30pm)

*Brooks, Meadows and Lovely Faces(Egypt, 2016, 115 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed Yousry Nasrallah (English subtitles, Cinema Odeon 3, 3:30pm)

*Small Weddings(Morocco, 2016, 86 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Muhammed Al Shareef Al Tarebaq (Cinema Karim, 3:30pm)

*The carer(Hungary, 2016, 89 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Janos Edeleny (Cinema Karim 2, 3:30pm)

*The Polar Boy(Estonia, 2016, 97 min, Official Competition) directed by Anu Aun (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 6:30pm)

*The Black Hen(Nepal/Switzerland, 2015, 90 min) directed by Min Bahadur Bham (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Exiled(Spain, 2016, 103 min, Critics Week) directed by Davis Simanis (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Mad Detective(China, 2007, 89 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Johnnie To (Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*The Last Summer(Spain, 2016, 92 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Leire Apellaniz (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Kit Kat(Egypt, 1991, 127 min, Tribute to Hussein Kalla) directed by Daoud Abdel-Sayed (English subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Someone to Talk to(China, 2016, 110 min, Official Competition) directed by Liu Yulin (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*Nasser's Republic: The Making of Modern Egypt(USA, 2016, 80 min, International Panorama) directed by Michal Goldman (Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*Eastern Business (Romania, 2016, 87 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Igor Cobileanski (Cinema Odeon 3, 6:30pm)

*Graduation (Romania, 2016, 128 min, Out of Competition) directed by Cristian Mungiu (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 6:30pm)

*The Violin Teacher (Brazil, 2015, 100 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Sergio Machadu (Cinema Karim 2, 6:30pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)
-The Rifle, the Jackal, the Wolf and the Boy(Lebanon, 22min)
-Lost Village(Spain, 15min)
-The Elusive(Belgium, 18min)
-All Rivers Run to the Sea(Romania, 24min)
-Eden(Colombia, 19min)

*Ma'Rosa(Philippines, 2016, 110 min, Out of Competition) directed by Brillante Mendoza (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 9:30pm)

*After Eden(Canada, 2015, 80 min, International Panorama) directed by Hans Christian Berger (Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)
*Belt(Algeria, 2016, 99 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Hamid Ben Amra (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Bitter Moon(Egypt, 2015, 120 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Hany Khalifa (English subtitles, Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*The Beginning(Egypt, 1986, Tribute to Hussein Kalla) directed by Salah Abu Seif (French subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 9:30pm)

*The Narrow Path(India, 2016, 97 min, Official Competition) directed by Satish Babusenan and Santosh Babusenan (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 9:30pm)

*The Confessions(Italy, 2016, 100 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Roberto Ando (Cinema Odeon 2, 9:30pm)

*The Outsider(France, 2016, 117 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Christophe Barratier (Cinema Odeon 3, 9:30pm)

*On the Milky Road(Serbia/Mexico, 2015, 125 min, Out of Competition) directed by Emir Kuturica (Cinema Karim, 9:30pm)

*Sweet Dreams(Italy, 2016, 134 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Marco Bellochio (Cinema Karim 2, 9:30pm)

Wednesday 23 November

*Aloys (Switzerland/France, 2016, 91 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Tobias Nolle (Main Hall, 12pm)

*Her Mother's Daughter(Burkina Faso, 2015, 97 min, International Panorama) directed by Carine Bado (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 12pm)

*Just Dropped Dead(Hungary, 2016, 105 min, International Panorama) directed by Zoltan Kamondi (Small Theatre, 12pm)

*Shaolin Soccer(China, 87 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Stephen Show (Creativity Centre, 12pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 12pm)
-The Rifle, the Jackal, the Wolf and the Boy(Lebanon, 22min)
-Lost Village(Spain, 15min)
-The Elusive(Belgium, 18min)
-All Rivers Run to the Sea(Romania, 24min)
-Eden(Colombia, 19min)

*A Footnote in the Ballet History(France/Egypt, 2016, 118 min, International Panorama) directed by Hisham Abdel-Khalek (Arabic subtitles, Odeon Cinema, 1pm)

*This Life of Mine(China, 120 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Shi Hui (Cinema Odeon 2, 1pm)

*Exiled(Spain, 2016, 103 min, Critics Week) directed by Davis Simanis (Cinema Karim, 1pm)

*Little Jacob(Poland, 2016, 81 min, Official Competition) directed by Mariusz Bielinski (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 3:30pm)

*The Petrov File(Bulgaria, 2015, 93 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Georgi Balabanov (Hanager Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Our Mother(France, 2015, 125 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Fejria Delibai (Small Theatre, 3:30pm)

*Out of Service(Egypt, 2015, 99 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Mahmoud Kamel (English subtitles, Creativity Centre, 3:30pm)

*Black(Belgium, 2015, 95 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Adil El Arbi (Hanager Cinema, 3:30pm)

*The Last Summer(Spain, 2016, 92 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Leire Apellaniz (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 3:30pm)

*Hero(China, 99 min, Chinese Films New Era) directed by Zhang Yimou (Cinema Odeon 2, 3:30pm)

*Face Down(Bulgaria/France/Belgium, 2015, 104 min) directed by Kamer Kaleb (Cinema Odeon, 3:30pm)

*Belt(Algeria, 2016, 99 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Hamid Ben Amra (Cinema Karim, 3:30pm)

*Moira(Georgia, 2015, 95 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Levan Tutberidze (Cinema Karim 2, 3:30pm)

*Dogs(Romania, 2016, 104 min, Official Competition) directed by Bogdan Mirica (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 6:30pm)

*By the Rails(Romania/Sweden, 2016, 88 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Catalin Mitulescu (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 6:30pm)

*I, Olga Hepnarova(Czech/Poland/Slovakia/France, 2016, 105 min, Critics Week) directed by Tomas Weinreb and Petr Kazda (Small Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Mountains May Depart (China, 2015, 131 min, Tribute to Jia Zhangke) directed by Jia Zhangke (Arabic subtitles, Creativity Centre, 6:30pm)

*Damaged(Poland, 2015, International Panorama) directed by Filip Bajon (Arabic subtitles, Hanager Cinema, 6:30pm)

*Land of Fear(Egypt, 1999, Tribute to Hussein Kalla) directed by Daoud Abdel-Sayed (French subtitles, Open Air Theatre, 6:30pm)

*Anna's Life(Georgia, 2016, 108 min, Official Competition) directed by Nino Basilia (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*The Exile(Spain, 2015, 87 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Arturo Ruiz (Cinema Odeon 2, 6:30pm)

*Loop(Hungary, 2015, 95 min, International Panorama) directed by Isti Madarasz (Cinema Odeon 3, 6:30pm)

*A Decent Man(France, 2015, 111 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Emmanuel Finkiel (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 6:30pm)

*Swiss Army Man(USA, 2016, 97 min, Out of Competition) directed by Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim 2, 6:30pm)

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager Cinema, 9pm)
-Limbo(France, 30min)
-The End of the World(Romania, 15min)
-The Sound of Concrete(Hungary, 29min)
-Ascension(Portugal, 18min)
-The Guilt, Probably(Venezuela, 15min)

*Graduation (Romania, 2016, 128 min, Out of Competition) directed by Cristian Mungiu (Arabic subtitles, Main Hall, 9:30pm)

*Conman (Egypt, 2004, 90 min, Tribute to Mohamed Khan) (English subtitles, Hanager Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Al Medina (Jordan, 2015, 90 min, Arab Cinema Horizons) directed by Omar Shargawi (Small Theatre, 9:30pm)

*Sin of Flesh (Egypt, 2016, 124 min, New Egyptian Cinema) directed by Khaled El Hagar (Creativity Centre, 9:30pm)

*After the Storm (Japan, 118 min, Out of Competition) directed by Hirokazu Koreeda (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 9:30pm)

*A Kid (France, 2015, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Philipe Lioret (Cinema Odeon 2, 9:30pm)

*Our Mother (France, 2015, 85 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Fejria Deliba (Cinema Odeon 3, 9:30pm)

*Lupe Under the Sun (Mexico, 2016, 78 min, International Panorama) directed by Rodrigo Reyes (Cinema Karim, 9:30pm)

*Campo Grande (France, 2016, 109 min, International Panorama) directed Sandra Kogut (Cinema Odeon, 9:30pm)

Thursday 24 November

*Cinema of Tomorrow (Hanager, 12pm)
-Limbo(France, 30min)
-The End of the World(Romania, 15min)
-The Sound of Concrete(Hungary, 29min)
-Ascension(Portugal, 18min)
-The Guilt, Probably(Venezuela, 15min)

*The Hereafter (Sweden/Poland, 2015, 102 min, International Panorama) directed by Magnus von Horn (Cinema Odeon, 1pm)

*Face Down(Bulgaria/France/Belgium, 2015, 104 min) directed by Kamer Kaleb (Cinema Odeon 2, 1pm)

*The Visitor(Romania, 2016, 115 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Hendi Jamil (Cinema Karim, 1pm)

*Family Film(Czech/Germany, 2015, 93 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Olmo Omerzu (Cinema Odeon, 1pm)

*Friend (Philippines, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Joel Lamangan (Cinema Odeon 2, 1pm)

*We Are Egyptian Armenians (Egypt, 2016, 90 min, International Panorama) directed by Waheed Sobhy (Cinema Odeon 3, 3:30pm)

*Inner City(Azerbaijan/Russia, 2016, 115 min, International Panorama) directed by Ilgar Safat (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 3:30pm)

*Deep in the Wood (Italy, 2015, 90 min, International Panorama) directed by Stefano Lodovichi (Cinema Karim 2, 3:30pm)

*Little Jacob(Poland, 2016, 81 min, Official Competition) directed by Mariusz Bielinski (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*Kabullywood(France/Afghanistan, 2016, 86 min, International Panorama) directed by Louis Meunier (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon, 6:30pm)

*One Hundred and Fifty Years of Life(China, 2015, 93 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Liu Yu (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Odeon 3, 6:30pm)

*Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia, 2015, 125 min, Festival of Festivals) directed by Ciro Guerra (Cinema Karim, 6:30pm)

*Half Ticket(India, 2016, 100 min, International Panorama) directed by Samit Kakkad (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim 2, 6:30pm)

*Dogs(Romania, 2016, 104 min, Official Competition) directed by Bogdan Mirica (Arabic subtitles (Cinema Odeon, 9:30pm)

*Letters to Santa 2(Poland, 2015, 120 min, International Panorama) directed by Maciej Dejczer (Cinema Odeon 2, 9:30pm)

*Red Garden(Azerbaijan/Russia, 2016, 88 min, International Panorama) directed by Mirbala Salimli (Cinema Odeon 3, 9:30pm)

*Her Mother's Daughter(Burkina Faso, 2015, 97 min, International Panorama) directed by Carine Bado (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim, 9:30pm)

*Jane Got a Gun(UK/USA, 2016, 98 min, International Panorama) directed by Gavin O'Connor (Arabic subtitles, Cinema Karim 2, 9:30pm)

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