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FIFOG, or International Oriental Film Festival of Geneva, has announced the complete list of movies in competition for the 17th edition of the festival, which is scheduled to take place from 13th to 19th June 2022.

Festival International du Film Oriental de Genève (FIFOG) aims to become a cinematographic mirror of the countries of the East in their interactions with the West. It reflects both the joys and problems of the countries represented.

The 17th edition of the International Oriental Film Festival of Geneva, or FIFOG 2022, has picked “Freedom” as the main theme of the festival. The festival has called for “Freedom” in a feminine way—a feeling that has employed the desire to live. The festival aims to create a space to observe, explore and analyze the most innovative works in the East.

A lineup of 20 short and feature movies have been selection to go on screen in the Official Competition and Shorts Competition sections of the 17th International Oriental Film Festival of Geneva (FIFOG).

10 feature movies have been selected to go on screen in the Official Competition section of the 17th Festival International du Film Oriental de Genève, or FIFOG 2022.

• “Amira” by Mohamed Diab from Egypt, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, South Africa
• “Argu (Rêve)” by Omar Belkacemi from Algeria
• “Bolero in the Elder’s House” by Spartak Pecani from Albania
• “Cigare Au Miel” by Kamir Aïnouz from France, Belgium, Algeria
• “Gisoum” by Navid Behtoei from Iran
• “Habiba, Un Amour Au Confinement” by Hassan BenJelloun from Morocco
• “Le Silence de Sibel” by Aly Yeganeh from France
• “Souad” by Ayten Amin from Egypt
• “Soula” by Salah Issaad from Algeria
• “Une Histoire d’Amour et de Désir” by Leyla Bouzid from Tunisia

10 short films have been selected to go on screen in the Shorts Competition section of the 17th Festival International du Film Oriental de Genève, or FIFOG 2022.

• “Baraye Bare Dovom” by Leila Akhbari from Iran
• “Barter (Echange)” by Ziba Karamali, Emad Arad from Iran
• “Echoes” by Julien Kobersy from Lebanon
• “Frida” by Mohamed Bouhjar from Tunisia
• “Lili Alone” by Zou Jing from China, Hong Kong, Singapore
• “Qahwet Ferial” by Mohanad Elkashef from Egypt
• “Le Retour du Passé” by Lakhdar Elhamdaoui from Morocco
• “Roadblock” by Dahlia Nemlich from France, Lebenon
• “Salwa” by Ines Ben Othman from Tunisia
• “Wahda Keda” by Marwan Nabil from Egypt

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