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The inaugural Focus on Qatar showcase, presented by Doha Film Institute (DFI), is set to begin tomorrow at the Museum of Islamic Art.
The three-day event includes screenings and industry panels designed to put the spotlight on homegrown talent and celebrate the filmmakers who have made an impact on Qatar’s film culture over the past five years.
The showcase launches with a special screening of Qatar’s first feature-length film, ‘Clockwise’ (2010) by Khalifa al-Muraikhi, tomorrow. It also includes screenings as part of the Next Generation Short Film Programme and Innovation Films Showcase.
The short film programme scheduled on October 1 comprises films from independent filmmakers that have emerged in Qatar over the last five years.
The Innovation Films Showcase on October 2 highlights the achievements of leading Qatari production company,
Innovation Films.
The industry programme on October 1-2 brings together Qatari filmmakers and local industry professionals for two specially curated events - Meet the Production Houses and a panel, How to Distribute Your Film.
While all screenings and events are free, those interested in attending the event have been advised to reserve a ticket for admission.
Tickets can be reserved in person from the Museum of Islamic Art DFI ticket outlet tomorrow - from 10.30am to 8pm, Thursday - from 12noon to 8pm, and Friday - from 2pm to 8pm.
Tickets can also be bought online at www.dohafilminstitute.com
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