Longing (2013)

Actors: Zoe Sailsman (composer), Zoe Sailsman (director), Zoe Sailsman (producer), Zoe Sailsman (writer), Melissa Johnson-Peters (producer), Mohammad Munir Malik (editor), Claudia Nettleford (actress), Gavin Black (editor), Yaz Al-Shaater (actor),

How tough talk (ma asaab alkalam) (2010)

Actors: Yasir Al-Yasiri (director), Yasir Al-Yasiri (editor), Fatima Abdulrahim (actress), Mansoor Alfeeli (actor), Osama Alass (editor), Mohamed Salih (composer), Shaima Sabt (actress), Muhamed Al-Amri (actor), Anwar Alyassri (producer), Widad Alkwari (writer), Hammadi Mohd A. (writer), Rafi Hagob (composer), Shahad Yassin (actress), Yasir Almasri (actor), Ghazi Hussain (actor),

R (2010)

Actors: Kim Magnusson (producer), Henrik Zein (miscellaneous crew), Marie Peuliche (miscellaneous crew), Adam Nielsen (editor), Ada Kaalund (miscellaneous crew), Pilou Asbæk (actor), Lena Haugaard (miscellaneous crew), Jakob Balslev (miscellaneous crew), Søren Thomsen (actor), Tomas Radoor (producer), Rene Ezra (producer), Michael Noer (writer), Michael Noer (director), Laila Andersson (actress), Tobias Lindholm (writer),

Plot: The R of the title stands for the young protagonist, Rune, fearlessly played by Pilou Asbæk. Imprisoned for violent assault, he's a cocky, good-looking young man placed in the hardcore ward, where his survival depends on quickly learning the prison's parallel world of rules, honor, and obligations. R also stands for Rachid, a young Muslim prisoner who becomes Rune's friend and accomplice, defying the rigid racial stratifications among the inmates.

Land of Pearls (2010)

Actors: Chris Lord (composer), JJ Lee (composer), Mohammed Alibrahim (writer), Mohammed Alibrahim (director), Wajdi Elian (editor), Rob Nield (editor), Mohammed Sameeh (actor), Abdulkareem Fathi (actor), Ahmed Elmokhtar (actor), Ghanim Alomeri (actor), Ahmad Alomeri (actor), Mohammed Al-Malek (actor),

City of Life (2009)

Actors: Susan George (actress), Javed Jaffrey (actor), Jason Flemyng (actor), Alexandra Maria Lara (actress), Sonu Sood (actor), Sonu Sood (actor), Ahmed Ahmed (actor), Dana Toader (miscellaneous crew), Natalie Dormer (actress), Robyn Aronstam (miscellaneous crew), Jillian Sabean (miscellaneous crew), Mladen Cernjak (miscellaneous crew), Lyall Gardiner (miscellaneous crew), Lyall Gardiner (miscellaneous crew), debra Bruce-Nazarian (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: A privileged young male Arab at odds with his cultural identity and his less fortunate street smart friend; a disillusioned Indian taxi driver who bears an uncanny resemblance to a famous Bollywood star; and a former Romanian ballet dancer now working as a flight attendant and searching for love and companionship ... these individuals all live in Dubai and their lives are about to collide for better or for worse in a city where ambition, growth and opportunity are encouraged and dreams can still manifest. "City of Life" is an urban drama that tracks the various intersections of a multi-ethnic cast, examining how random interactions and their consequences can irrevocably impact another's life. As the name suggests, City of Life's inordinately humane kaleidoscope of converging experiences introduces a city that is in itself a living pulsating character. "City of Life" ultimately reveals how unexpected tragedy and loss can lead to hope and profound transformation as it explores and exposes the complex network that exists in an emerging multi cultural society's race, ethnicity and class divide.

Fire! (2009)

Actors: Ken Duken (actor), Numan Acar (actor), Gary Dourdan (actor), Pimes Doerfler (miscellaneous crew), Thure Riefenstein (actor), Alexander Yassin (actor), Ralph Herforth (actor), Joachim Paul Assböck (actor), Shaun Lawton (actor), Cosma Shiva Hagen (actress), Florentine Lahme (actress), Manuel Cortez (actor), Gottfried Vollmer (actor), Gabriele Mattner (miscellaneous crew), Bea Reese (miscellaneous crew),

Brownfinger (2006)

Actors: Marcus Gunnebo (producer), Marcus Gunnebo (editor), Marcus Gunnebo (actor), Marcus Gunnebo (actor), Marcus Gunnebo (director), Marcus Gunnebo (composer), Marcus Gunnebo (writer), Ardalan Adlund (producer), Ardalan Adlund (actor), Ardalan Adlund (writer), Ardalan Adlund (composer), Ardalan Adlund (director), Jonathan Gustafsson (director), Jonathan Gustafsson (actor), Alexander Rosenlund (actor),

Plot: Brownfinger is an action packed movie with scenes and sounds that will make your heart skip a beat. The masterful directing by Marcus Gunnebo, Ardalan Adlund and Jonathan Gustafsson will take you on a nerve edging, claustrophobic and self exploring ride through time and space and it will with no doubt leave you stunned and amazed. It is swift, witty, challenging yet clever in its way to keep you on your toes through out the entire elapse of the film. The movie of the century!

Martyrer (1988)

Actors: Michal Leszczylowski (editor), Lars Säfström (producer), Bo Bjelfvenstam (writer), Leyla Assaf-Tengroth (director), Leyla Assaf-Tengroth (writer), Anne-Cathrine Sundgren (producer), Rifaat Tarabay (actor), Randa Asmar (actress), Fida Sakr (actress), Antoine Moultaka (actor), Afamia Ghazi (actress), Latifah Moultaka (actress), Samih Achkouti (actor),

The Trident Force (1988)

Actors: Anthony Alonzo (actor), Mark Gil (actor), Edgardo Vinarao (editor), Gabby Castellano (composer), Jim Moss (actor), Eddie Gaerlan (actor), Najid Jadali (actor), Tony Lao (actor), Gerald Tosco (actor), Rosanno Abelardo (writer), Randy Hrobar (actor), Carlos Terry (actor), Raffael Schultz (actor), Mohsen Hassani (actor), Tony Ogumsaya (actor),

Me'Ahorei Hasoragim (1984)

Actors: Assi Dayan (actor), Mohammad Bakri (actor), Tova Asher (editor), Arnon Zadok (actor), Itai Tamir (miscellaneous crew), Michael Sharfstein (actor), Uri Barbash (director), Rami Danon (actor), Uri Barbash (writer), Rudy Cohen (producer), Benny Barbash (writer), Katriel Schori (producer), Roberto Pollak (actor), Yardena Arazi (actress), Ilan Virtzberg (composer),

Plot: In Israel's Central Prison, the security officer is corrupt, supplying drugs and stirring the hatred between Jewish and Arab prisoners to his advantage. Uri, in for 12 years for armed robbery, and Issan, in for 50 years for PLO violence, command the respect of their cells. When the Arabs are framed for the murder of a Jewish prisoner and a young inmate commits suicide rather than lie about what happened, Uri and Issan form an unlikely partnership, leading the security block on a strike. Prison officials try to break it. In the background are Uri's daughter and Issan's wife, women of beauty and passion who embody the distance from inside a cell to the outside.