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Sharjah International Film Festival: 9 new films streaming free online

The film schedule hopes to entertain families as they #StayHome during this period

Published: May 12, 2020 16:47 Marwa Hamad, Senior Reporter

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Ranna's Silence — Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth (SIFF) has added nine new films to its online streaming edition. As film festivals go digital to adapt to the new entertainment landscape during this ongoing global pandemic, SIFF has added a variety of titles from seven nations, including animated, feature and short films, which can be streamed for free until the end of May via their website, Siff.ae. Image Credit: Supplied

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‘Alike’, a nine-minute film by Spanish director Rafa Cano Mendez, revolves around dad Copi who tries to teaches his son Paste the correct way of mastering life. Image Credit: Supplied

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In the animated short ‘Dust Buddies’ (directors Sam Wade, Beth Tomashek), a dust bunny has to rescue his friends from the vacuum cleaner. Image Credit: Supplied

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Meanwhile, ‘Sadeya Left Sultan’, by Saudi Arabia’s Jawaher Al Amri, follows unemployed doctor Sultan who is desperate to meet his daughter after the breakdown of his marriage — with the help of puppet Sadeya. Image Credit: Supplied

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Xiya Lan’s four-minute film ‘You Look Scary’ is about our tendency to exaggerate our fears, and revolves around a crocodile who visits the dentist. Image Credit: Supplied

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Zombirella — ‘Zombriella’ from German director Benjamin Gutsche is a 15-minute film about Miko, who, after having a nightmare about being haunted by zombies, befriends Zombriella and overcomes his fears. Image Credit: Supplied

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Mexican director Maribel Suarez offers ‘A Hole’, about a young girl who unsuccessfully attempts to befriend a little hole in a farm, until a rainy day causes a plant to sprout out of it and changes her life. Image Credit: Supplied

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Saudi director Musab Alamri’s 14-minute film ‘Coexistence’ is about two Muslim immigrant students in America who bond over football, but their friendship is tested when they realise they belong to two different sects. Image Credit: Supplied

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‘Green’, a 10-minute film by Lucas Camps, is an absurdist comedy about a boy on his way to a college interview, who comes across a long line of people waiting at a seemingly everlasting red traffic light, refusing to let him pass. Image Credit: Supplied

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Previously announced films include ‘The Chocolate Soldier’, ‘Sandarah’, ‘Overrun’, ‘Scent of Geranium’, ‘The Painting Tool’, ‘A Picture’, ‘Billy Flop’, ‘Booger’, ‘Charlie’s Buck Teeth’, ‘Fulfilament’, ‘The Best Sound in the World’, ‘Lost & Found’, ‘The Stained Club’ and ‘Barely There’. All films will be available to stream for free until the end of the month. Image Credit: Supplied

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