The Damascus Opera House hosts a screening of the winning films in the first session of the Homs Film Festival
In the presence of the Minister of Culture, Muhammad Yassin Al-Saleh, the Damascus Opera House witnessed a cinematic screening of the award-winning films of the first session of the Homs Film Festival for Short Films.
The screening included the film “502” by director Tariq Musharrafi, winner of the Basil Shehadeh Golden Award for Best Film, and the film “Drought” by director Al-Murad Deeb, who won the Best Film Award. Directed by.
The film “The Dead Doesn’t Die” by directors Max McGillivray and Alex Morelli, which won the best screenplay award for writer Jehan Sayed Issa and the best actress for Reem Al-Atassi, was also screened, along with the film “Viola” by director Khaled Homs, which won the best actor award for Omar Maslamani.
The screenings also included the film “Up” by director Ahmed Fustuk, which won the best cinematography award for photographer Joseph Karam, and the film “Video Call” by director Zein Khozam, winner of the Audience Award.
The Damascus Opera House hosts the screening of the winning films in the first session of the Homs Film Festival
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