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    Hany Abu-Assad, The Idol
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    Hany Abu-Assad, The Idol

    2015-12-10T22:09:00Z

    The prize-winning director talks about why he was unable to resist making The Idol, the story of the Palestinian winner of Arab Idol

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    ​Hany Abu-Assad eyeing mid-July restart for ‘Huda’s Salon’; first image unveiled (exclusive)
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    ​Hany Abu-Assad eyeing mid-July restart for ‘Huda’s Salon’; first image unveiled (exclusive)

    2020-06-24T18:15:00Z

    Palestinian director discusses dealing with lockdown and resuming shooting post-Covid-19.

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    TIFF 2015: Hany Abu-Assad talks 'The Idol'
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    TIFF 2015: Hany Abu-Assad talks 'The Idol'

    2015-09-11T16:20:00Z

    Hany Abu-Assad, the Oscar-nominated director of Omar and Paradise Now, tells Screen about his latest film The Idol, which charts the unlikely true story of how Palestinian singer Mohammed Assaf won talent contest Arab Idol. Interview by Andreas Wiseman.

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    Hany Abu-Assad set to move 'Mountain Between Us'
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    Hany Abu-Assad set to move 'Mountain Between Us'

    2016-02-03T00:01:00Z

    Double Oscar nominee has been in Rotterdam with his new feature, The Idol, a biopic of Palestinian singer Mohammad Assaf.

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    Memento boards Hany Abu-Assad’s spy thriller ‘Huda’s Salon’ (exclusive)
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    Memento boards Hany Abu-Assad’s spy thriller ‘Huda’s Salon’ (exclusive)

    2020-02-20T06:01:00Z

    It is the Golden Globe-winning and Oscar-nominated director’s first feature shot in Palestine since his 2015 Gaza-set drama The Idol.

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    'The Idol': Review
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    'The Idol': Review

    2015-09-12T19:10:00Z

    Dir. Hany Abu-Assad. UK/Palestine/Qatar/Netherlands/UAE. 2015. 99mins

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    Memento does brisk business on ‘Huda’s Salon’ ahead of TIFF premiere (exclusive)
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    Memento does brisk business on ‘Huda’s Salon’ ahead of TIFF premiere (exclusive)

    2021-09-09T10:52:00Z

    The political thriller is Hany Abu-Assad’s first feature shot in Palestine since The Idol in 2015. 

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    Doha Film Institute co-finances Hany Abu-Assad's 'The Idol'
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    Doha Film Institute co-finances Hany Abu-Assad's 'The Idol'

    2015-08-12T12:57:00Z

    New film from the director of Oscar-nominated Omar to premiere at Toronto.

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    Adopt Films acquires 'The Idol'
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    Adopt Films acquires 'The Idol'

    2015-09-29T18:07:00Z

    Seville International has found a US home for Hany Abu-Assad’s acclaimed recent Toronto world premiere and closed a raft of new sales

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    'Cemetery of Splendour' wins best film at APSAs
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    'Cemetery of Splendour' wins best film at APSAs

    2015-11-26T12:00:00Z

    Asia Pacific prizes also awarded to Hany Abu-Assad for The Idol, Alexey German Jr for Under Electric Clouds and cinematographer Mark Lee Ping-bing for The Assassin.

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