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PHOTO BY NEILSON BARNARD/GETTY IMAGES FOR DIFFSir Patrick Stewart and HE Sheikh Mansour Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum

PHOTO BY NEILSON BARNARD/GETTY IMAGES FOR DIFF

Sir Patrick Stewart and HE Sheikh Mansour Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum

The Dubai Film Festival Diaries: Cate Blanchett, Sir Patrick Stewart, Irrfan Khan and ‘Hostiles’ Kick Off the 14th Edition of DIFF

E. Nina Rothe February 6, 2018

Lets face it, it’s a frightening time to be alive. If a certain North Korean dictator doesn’t nuke us into oblivion first, maybe the recent decision regarding the status of Jerusalem by our President might just turn the wraths of the entire Muslim world population upon us. Admit it, you’re beginning to think this way, even if just a little bit...

And yet, here I am in the midst of the Arab world and film, the power of great cinema is helping me to get a grip on what it’s really like, once we step away from the frenzy of inflated CNN headlines and the anger that these days appears to be the sole motivation for so much around us. Because when we dig deep into our collective hearts, we all feel the same way, and if poked, we all bleed the same color blood. 

Even Shakespeare knew that to be true, more than five hundred years ago.

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In The Diaries, Festival, Cinema Tags Dubai International Film Festival, DIFF17, Cate Blanchett, Sir Patrick Stewart, Irrfan Khan, Arab cinema, Middle East, Dubai, Shakespeare, Q’Orianka Kilcher, Hostiles, Scott Cooper, Christian Bale, Rosamund Pike, Wes Studi, Giorgio Armani, Mohammed Saeed Harib, Emirates, UAE, VR, Film will find you, Rocky, The Wizard of Oz, The Italian Job, Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Gulf, HE Sheikh Mansour Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, Abdulhamid Juma, Wahid Hamed
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