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Sling TV is an American streaming television service run by Sling TV LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dish Network. It went live on January 5, 2015, in the United States, with video-on-demand services and a variety of channels that can be streamed through smart TVs, digital media players, and apps.



Halim

  • 6.5

The film displays the life of legendary singer(Abd Alhalim Hafez) in various stages. Depicting many sides of his artistic and personal life since his early childhood.


Ashqat el Cinema

  • 6.2
A documentary film about the lives of 6 female pioneers of Egyptian cinema since its inception in the twenties, including Asia, Bahiga Hafez, Mary Queeny, and others who defied conservative traditions in society, in order to do something they love. The film transports us from the past to the present...Read more to show their significant role.

Beirut- Geel el Harb

  • 0

The film depicts the barbarism of the war and the steadfastness and cohesion of the Lebanese people. It also shows the experience of three generations who lived through the war and were affected by it.


Sayidat Alqasr

  • 4.9

A documentary film about Nazira Jumblatt, who used to preside over events in the palaces and occupy a leading position in a closed, conservative, and religious society dominated by men. She played a major role in the Lebanese political scene during an important period in Lebanese history.


Shades (Zelal)

  • 6

The film takes us in a journey to "Abbassiya" psychiatric hospital to feel the suffering of these patients.


33 Youm

  • 6.4

As the July War of 2006 breaks out, Lebanese civilians are caught in the crossfire as the IDF brutalizes the village of Ayta ash Shab, while the resistance fighters pull out all the stops to secure the release of those detained by the Israelis.


The Rolling Stones: Stripped

  • 5.3

A look at the rock band The Rolling Stones as they perform an acoustic, "stripped down" show, by playing a mix of their popular and more unfamiliar tracks.


Karakib

  • 0

Inside the Egyptian house, there is more than one corner that is not visible to the eye, filled with a lot of unusable things, called Karakib (clutter). So why do Egyptians keep their old things?


Mutasallilun

  • 0
A documentary about the suffering that most Palestinians go through on a regular basis in the occupied West Bank due to the Israeli West Bank barrier that divides the land, separating Palestinian families. It also depicts stories and anecdotes, some sad, and some comic, about people who want to live...Read more their lives normally and visit Jerusalem or their families, and how they cross this barrier.

Domoaa' Al Sheikhat

  • 5.8

Director Ali Al Safi presents a fascinating portrait of the daily lives of regional folk singers, exploring how their music has evolved over the years, along with the society's acceptance of women performing this music in public.


When a Woman Sings

  • 0

The lives of Umm Kulthum and Muneera Al Mahdiya and their influence on the women's liberation movement and the area of singing in the Arab world are shown in a documentary on the singing movement in Egypt and the role of song in social and political conflict.


Ala Khota Al-Nassyien

  • 5.8
    • MPAA
    • NR
An exploration of the life of Isabelle Eberhardt, her birth in Geneva, Switzerland in 1877, and her leaving Europe at an early age for North Africa, where she mingled with tramps, soldiers, murderers, and thieves disguised as a man in order to gain access to social classes outside the limits...Read more permitted to women.

Ghost Hunting

  • 4.3
In order to confront the ghosts of his past, Palestinian director Raed Andoni assembles an eclectic group of ex-prisoners to build a replicate of Al-Moskobiya, Israel’s main interrogation centre, where he was himself jailed at age 18. From fragmentary memory, day after day, they give shape to the...Read more interrogation centre they all experienced, and re-enact its stories. As the walls of the cells rise, the tongues and the emotions loosen.

Panoptic

  • 0
A tormented love letter to her home city, Rana Eid’s debut is a documentary, a paean to the city of Beirut and her father. The filmmaker’s voiceover is about both, equally a part of her and in need of resolution. Panoptic, as its name suggests, presents a number of perspectives on Beirut and...Read more especially focuses on the hidden corners, forgotten people and unknown stories that drift through this thought-provoking and poignant ode to memories lost.

The Swing

  • 4.3

On his 90th birthday, Antoine anticipates the return of his daughter from Argentina, with his 65 year old wife, Vivian. She tries everything in her power to keep their daughter’s death news she just received, away from, as his health is seriously declining.


Bimchi w Ba'aedd

  • 5.2

The film follows a group of clowns on their mission to travel to the Greek island of Lesvos to cheer up the waves of refugees crossing the sea to escape from war and enter Europe. But they're faced with the new policies enacted by the European Union towards the refugees.


A Lifetime of Joy

  • 6.3
    • مصري
    • All Ages

Through a group of filmed interviews, Mofeed Fawzy hosts superstar Adel Emam on his birthday. He also hosts many other artists in segments to talk about one of Egypt's cinema legends.


Enough! Lebanon's Darkest Hour

  • 0

The Australian-Lebanese film director Daizy Gedeon reveals how her homeland, Lebanon, has become embroiled in many crises and disasters, as well as the corruption and ambiguity that have engulfed the country and thrown it into turmoil.


Carlos Ghosn: The Last Flight

  • 0

A documentary about Carlos Ghosn, former CEO of the Renault-Nissan Alliance, who was accused of financial crimes, shedding light on what led to his downfall from famous auto industry leader to international fugitive.


Thank You Ladies and Gentlemen

  • 0

A documentary that sheds light on the brave struggle of a group of Syrian refugees who fled to Lebanon, after leaving everything behind, as they face daily challenges to survive and find some form of safety.


Al Hayba the Documentary

  • 5.8

A Lebanese documentary that takes us on a behind-the-scenes look at the series Al-Heiba, from the inception of the idea through production and directing, especially all the stages that led to its success.


To the Same Extent

  • 5.8

A short documentary that deals with the story of a group of Saudi women and the difficulties they went through, and how the new laws changed their lives.


Unbeaten

  • 0
    • MPAA
    • TV-G

A documentary on the inspiring story of 31 paraplegics as they make their way on wheelchairs and hand cycles on the world's toughest race track. The trail meanders for 267 miles through the mountain passes of Denali National Park between Fairbanks and Anchorage.


3 Logical Exits

  • 0

A short documentary that provides a contemplative look at the different exits that Palestinian youths choose in order to adapt to life in refugee camps.