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Film series and debate on coexistence and the prevention of violent radicalization

From January 07, 2021 until January 29, 2021
MADRID / ONLINE
Check times and conditions for each session.
Films shown in the original language version with subtitles in Spanish.

The CIDEAL Foundation and Casa Árabe are organizing this film series with the support of AECID, to be held in January 2021 in a hybrid live and online format.

The phenomenon of violent radicalization is a reality that affects contemporary societies in both the Arab-Muslim world and the West. This shared problem has complex roots and therefore needs to be addressed from a multidimensional perspective. The language of film often makes it possible, through fiction or documentaries, to better illustrate the different manifestations of this phenomenon and, above all, to understand the individuals who form part of the processes leading them to violence.

In order to provide a space for reflection and debate on this issue, the CIDEAL Foundation and Casa Árabe are have organized, with the support of the AECID, the film series “Coexistence and the Prevention of Violent Radicalization,” to be held in January 2021 in a hybrid live and online format.

By going on the Filmin app and using the access codes you can obtain by writing to comunicacion@sideal.org, you can watch the following films from January 7 through 14: Paradise Now (Hany Abu-Assad, 2004, 87 min.), Timbuktu (Abderrahmane Sissako, 2014, 92 min) and The Reluctant Fundamentalist (Mira Nair, 2013, 125 min.).

On  January 22, at Casa Árabe’s headquarters in Madrid and by signing up in advance (the form will be published in January on this website), you can see the film Horses of God (Nabil Ayouch, 2012, 113 min.). Last of all, on January 29, you can watch the documentary Of Fathers and Sons (Talal Derki, 2017, 99 min.).
Film series and debate on coexistence and the prevention of violent radicalization
  • Film: “God’s Horses”

    Film: “God’s Horses”

    January 22, 20217:30 p.m.
    MADRID
    Casa Árabe Auditorium (at Calle Alcalá, 62). 7:30 p.m. Prior registration required.
    Register using this form. The decision on whether to hold this activity in person will depend upon the health situation at the time.
    Films shown in the original language version with subtitles in Spanish.
    On Friday, January 22, we will be holding this screening in the film series that Casa Árabe has organized together with CIDEAL on the prevention of radicalization. Sign up now to reserve your seat
    God’s Horses, by Nabil Ayouch (Morocco, 2012, 113 min.).
    The Sidi Moumen settlement in Casablanca. Shanty towns, misery, youth delinquency and few aspirations in life. A powder keg in which the tension can be felt at every turn, making it the ideal place to sow the seeds of hatred and promote the growth of Islamic fundamentalism. After leaving jail, a radical Islamist named Hamid convinces his little brother Yashin to become a martyr, in what they refer to as “jihad.”
  • Film: “Of Fathers and Sons” 

    Film: “Of Fathers and Sons” 

    January 29, 20217:00 p.m.
    MADRID
    Casa Árabe Auditorium (at Calle Alcalá, 62). 7:00 p.m. You must sign up in advance. Capacity is limited due to the health situation.
    You may register as of Monday, January 25. The decision on whether to hold this activity in person will depend upon the health situation at the time.
    Films shown in the original language version with subtitles in Spanish.
    On Friday, January 29, we will be screening this film at our Madrid headquarters, the last in the series on coexistence and prevention of radicalization that we have organized together with the CIDEAL foundation. You may register as of Friday, January 22.
    Of Fathers and Sons, by Talal Derki (Germany, Lebanon, Qatar and Syria. 2017, 98 minutes) Documentary
    Osama and Ayman love and admire their father and obey his words, but while Osama seems to follow the path of jihad, Ayman wants to go back to school... Abu Osama, despite being a specialist in bombs and mines, is also a father who cares for and loves his children.