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SUMMARY:Manfa - Arabic mini film festival x Bázis.
LOCATION:Budapest
URL:https://yondernite.com/esemeny/manfa-arabic-mini-film-festival-x-bazis-
 2026-10-23
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 abic-mini-film-festival-x-bazis-2026-10-23\n\nEz az időpont már elmúlt.
 \n\nKezdés: 2026. 10. 23. 17:00 GMT+2 (Europe/Budapest)\n\nVége: 2026. 1
 0. 24. 20:00 GMT+2 (Europe/Budapest)\n\nA naptárfájl a kezdést és a fo
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 rizd az eredeti eseményoldalt.\n\nEredeti esemény: https://allevents.in/
 budapest/manfa-arabic-mini-film-festival-x-b%C3%A1zis/200030861893935\n\nA
 datforrás: allevents.in\n\nAdatok ellenőrizve: 2026. 10. 23. 10:27 GMT+2
  (Europe/Budapest)\n\nAz eredeti oldal leírása:\nMANFA (منفى)\, mean
 ing “exile\,” brings together Arabic films exploring displacement\, be
 longing\, and the feeling of being a stranger in your own home or elsewher
 e. Join us at Bázis on October 23 and 24 for two days of films and good c
 ompany\, with no registration or fixed entrance fee\, just a suggested don
 ation. All movies are shown with English subtitles. The full screening tim
 etable can be seen below. We wrap up just as BIFF (Budapest International 
 Film Festival) begins\, so make a plan to check out their programme too an
 d keep the cinema weekend going! Friday's programme: 18:00 Cairo Station (
 باب الحديد ) dir. Youssef Chahine | 1958 | 1h 17min | Egypt The R
 ed Sea Makes Me Wanna Cry (البحر الأحمر يبكي) dir. Faris Al
 rjoob | 2023 | 21 min | Jordan The event opens with Youssef Chahine’s ne
 orealist classic\, Cairo Station. Interweaving the lives of a sexually rep
 ressed newspaper vendor\, an independent yet tragic femme fatale\, and an 
 unionizing porter\, the film exposes the deep-seated gender and class tens
 ions of 1950s Egyptian society. The Red Sea Makes Me Wanna Cry offers a po
 etic meditation on trauma\, grief\, and the search for closure in a fundam
 entally liminal landscape. Saturday's programme: 10:00 The Hour of Liberat
 ion Has Arrived (ساعة التحرير دقت) dir. Heiny Srour | 1974 |
  62 min | Lebanon/Oman Camel (جمل) dir. Ibrahim Shaddad| 1981 | 14 min 
 | Sudan The Hour of Liberation Has Arrived chronicles the Omani people's s
 truggle against neocolonial rule. Directed by Heiny Srour\, the first fema
 le Arab filmmaker selected for Cannes\, this powerful agitprop documentary
  champions solidarity\, women's liberation\, and the urgent need for pan-A
 rab socialist revolution. In his short parable\, Sudanese director Ibrahim
  Shaddad tells the story of the Camel. As a foundational source of labor a
 nd sustenance in the region\, it serves as an apt\, witty and backbreaking
  metaphor for the relentless cycle of exploitation. 12:30 Phantom Beirut (
 أشباح بيروت) dir. Ghassan Salhab | 1998 | 1h 57min | Lebanon Ste
 eped in the atmosphere of hauntology\, Phantom Beirut unfolds in the late 
 1980s as the protracted Lebanese Civil War drags toward an uneasy exhausti
 on. The film follows Khalil\, who faked his own death a decade earlier ami
 dst the chaos of battle\, erased his identity\, and fled. When he suddenly
  resurfaces in Beirut in his thirties\, his return forces former comrades\
 , lovers\, and friends to confront unresolved traumas and the crushing wei
 ght of history. 15:00 The Beach House (بيت البحر) dir. Roy Dib | 2
 016 | 1h 15min | Lebanon Raeda (مبروكة عليكو) dir. Mariam Janin
 i | 2025 |19 min | Jordan Unfolding over a single night in an experimental
  beach house that blends modern and Islamic architecture\, four friends re
 unite. Now living as expats\, each must grapple with a profound sense of p
 ersonal and generational alienation from their culture\, history\, and ide
 ologies. Raeda is a crushing short documentary chronicling the life of Rae
 da\, a Jordanian woman\, wife\, and mother. Through intimate family testim
 onies and visits to poignant locations from her past\, the film offers a d
 eeply moving look into Jordan's Christian social fabric in the 1990s. 17:3
 0 In the Last Days of the City (خر أيام المدينة) dir. Tamer E
 l Said | 2016 | 1h 58min | Egypt Closing the festival\, we return to Cairo
 . Set on the eve of the Egyptian Arab Spring\, the film follows Khalid\, a
  struggling filmmaker unable to articulate his complicated feelings toward
  his home. Through his lens\, Cairo emerges as a pulsing metropolis bursti
 ng with life yet fundamentally fractured\, as the society around it sways 
 on the edge of collapse. graphics: Yasmeen Alkayyali
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