Sharjah Biennial 10: Plot for a Biennial

Rania Attieh's thesis film was awarded ‘Best Fiction film’ at the CCNY Cityvisions showcase.

Hicham Ayouch is a former journalist, he worked for a few years in French television before shifting his career to writing and film directing.

Érik Bullot's work explores both documentary and experimental genres and his approach as a filmmaker explores cinema’s formal and poetic force.

Daouda Coulibaly's first short film, A History of Independence (2009) was inspired by an African folk tale.

Barry Doupé is an artist and filmmaker living in Vancouver and holds a Bachelor of Media Arts.

Ali Essafi is one of Morocco’s most prolific and awarded documentary filmmakers.

Harun Farocki is known for his films and installations that analyse the power of the image.

Azin Feizabadi Nothing of I is contemporary, I am I & I, I am a combination of the Past and the Future

Through his practice, multimedia artist and filmmaker Ahmad Ghossein examines the connection between individual human experiences and shared historical and political realities.

Daniel Gracia's thesis received cinematography, screenwriting and editing awards as well as being a Wasserman/King Award finalist.

Sean Gullette is an American writer, actor and filmmaker based in Tangier, Morocco.

Alfredo Jaar is an artist, architect and filmmaker whose work examines sociopolitical issues through installation, photography and film.

Emily Jacir is an artist whose work investigates translation, transformation, resistance and movement.

Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige question the fabrication of images and representations, the construction of imaginaries and the writing of history.

Khalil Joreige and Joana Hadjithomas collaborate as visual artists and filmmakers.