قضايا المهمشين في السينما – Marginality on Screen: A Critical Study of Fifty Films from Around the World

“Marginality on Screen: A Critical Study of Fifty Films from Around the World” by filmmaker Hamid Oqabi is a remarkable exploration of over fifty films that spotlight the struggles and stories of marginalized communities. From immigrants and workers to gender and racial minorities, the book delves into how cinema captures these characters not just as victims but as resilient individuals striving for happiness and change.

Through insightful analyses and a captivating narrative, Hamid Oqabi examines the aesthetic diversity of these films, spanning realism, symbolism, and poetic expression. The book highlights themes of identity, social justice, and the challenges of marginalization, emphasizing the delicate interplay between reality and imagination, and showcasing the powerful role of women in driving resistance and transformation.

For cinema enthusiasts and anyone seeking a profound understanding of justice and equality issues, this book offers a compelling window into the lives and dreams of those living on the margins, brought to life through the artistry of global cinema.