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Why London's Muslim International Film Festival matters more than ever

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By Zainab Mehdi Verified
| The New Arab Verified
As MIFF returns to London, Sajid Varda tells The New Arab why Muslim filmmakers are telling their stories more confidently and unapologetically than ever The Muslim International Film Festival (MIFF) returns to London's Leicester Square from 2 to 5 July, with the same aim each year: to provide a platform for Muslim filmmakers from around the world and to bring their stories to a wider audience.
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Why London's Muslim International Film Festival matters more than ever

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By Zainab Mehdi Verified
| The New Arab Verified
The Muslim International Film Festival (MIFF) returns to London's Leicester Square from 2 to 5 July, with the same aim each year: to provide a platform for Muslim filmmakers from around the world and to bring their stories to a wider audience.
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How Lebanese artist Oliver Azzi found his voice through memory, identity and Lebanon

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By Zainab Mehdi Verified
| The New Arab Verified
The New Arab Meets: Lebanese artist Oliver Azzi as he reflects on growing up between two homes, finding music at 26 and building his own path "You're still home to me, even if the house falls apart," sings Lebanese artist Oliver Azzi in his latest single . While this lyric may read as a message to a loved one, it instead reflects the emotional distance between Oliver, his loved ones, and the Lebanon he once knew.
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