Anhar Salem Trailers
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Born in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia with a multi-ethnic background at the beginning of the nineties. Studied IT in Arab Open University. As an autodidact graphic designer and video artist, her work attempt to explore/open public and private spaces, associated with subjects like everyday life, women, and social media. Through small personal equipment, she allows herself to get involved in more private spaces, building new relationships, shrinking gaps, and questioning the capability of making a self-representation in marginalized societies.
Most Popular Anhar Salem Trailers
Total trailers found: 17
06 January 2024
Mashallah. Why Did You Cross The Indian Ocean? features interviews with two pairs of Indo-Hadhrami mothers and daughters living in Jeddah.
12 January 2015
Streets of Jeddah.
22 August 2018
One part of a long-term documentary project revolving around the death of places.
03 December 2020
A documentary shot in Medina, Saudi Arabia, where an illuminating narrator leads a journey through the city’s neighborhoods, landmarks, and iconic features.
15 January 2016
A short documented visit to the ophthalmologist by Anhar Salem
15 January 2016
Two guitars, the 24th underground short film made by the Saudi female filmmaker: Anhar Salem.
01 January 2016
Anhar, her sister Ansam and friends attempt to explore the modern part of Al-Balad in Jeddah. Anhar Salem documents herself walking for the first time in her car-oriented city.
14 January 2017
While her father was in his deathbed, she and her nieces were playing in the rain.
10 January 2020
Fatima, in the beginning of her twenties. She cooks, takes care of her child and does her everyday house cleaning.
23 July 2019
Two memories of mine narrated by my nephews, asking their mother (my older sister) if the images they recall are fake or real.
15 October 2020
A secret organization prepares to hack a data center. To remain anonymous during their meetings, the hackers take on the appearance of missing members of the organization.
24 September 2021
A docu-fiction follows Doody (Badriah Ahmed) and Ansam Salem, Anhar’s niece and sister, who portray fictionalized versions of themselves as young women navigating contemporary Saudi society.
01 March 2021
Tag Me if You Can combines found footage of daily expressions on social media, blurring the distinction between private and public spaces.
01 January 2022
Shot quickly in a break of film shooting
01 January 2025
Docufiction set in Jeddah, starring Aws, Lily, and Mema, the three children take the lead and freelyy
19 May 2017
A year has passed since the death of my mother and two of my sisters.
