Alaa Al-Mafraji
Alaa Al-Mafraji is an Iraqi filmmaker and critic known for his insights into the evolution of Iraqi cinema, particularly the comedy genre. He has observed the challenges that filmmakers face in addressing social issues through humor, especially in the context of political constraints. His work often highlights the importance of using comedy as a tool for social commentary, advocating for a shift towards more nuanced and impactful storytelling in Iraqi cinema.
Born on Dec 25, 1945 (79 years old)
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji is involved in the film that explores the emotional consequences of dictatorship through the story of a young girl.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji is involved in the Baghdad Film Festival, discussing its nature and organization.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji expressed his admiration for the cultural role of the newspaper Al-Mada during its 22nd anniversary.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji is involved in the article as a commentator on the American adaptation of historical British drama.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji reflects on the impactful media journey of Fakhri Karim.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji discusses the long history of Iraqi cinema and its struggles to establish a presence in the Arab film scene.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji is a prominent historian from Mosul, Iraq, who has contributed significantly to the study of Iraqi history and education.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji conducted an interview discussing the influences on the writer's life and work.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji discusses the phenomenon of commercial cinema aimed at broad audiences.
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Iraq:
Alaa Al-Mafraji reflects on his relationship with the magazine 'Al-Sinima'i' and its editor-in-chief.
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