Hayy Cinema

Hayy Explorers: At the cinema

January 15, 2022 – February 15, 2023
Hayy Cinema 1 and Hayy Cinema Lobby

Hayy Cinema is opening its doors to schools and families through a series of educational and engaging programmes including behind-the-scenes tours, short-film screenings, and bespoke workshops designed to introduce our young audiences to the language of independent cinema and broaden their understanding of film. 

Target groups:
Children (6-9)
Teens (11-14)
Activity duration:
1 hour

For schools tour booking, please reach to us through the this form: https://applytoday.typeform.com/to/aGsKhRXf 

For groups and families, register here

© Franzy’s Soup-Kitchen’ a short film by Ana Chubinidze

This programme is supported by the Institut Francais and Cultural Department of the Consulate of France in Jeddah. 

     

About Hayy Cinema

Hayy Cinema opened to the public on December 6, 2022, coinciding with Hayy Jameel’s one year anniversary.
Hayy Cinema expands the definition of cinema as a meeting point to watch, learn, exchange, discover and research; the complex includes a theatre, a community screening room, a multimedia library and an educational exhibition space. Via a year-round programme of films, as well as talks, exhibitions and film festivals held across its various community spaces, the cinema becomes a convivial site of convening, opening up a whole new world of storytelling and imagination.

Hayy Cinema’s opening programme, developed in collaboration with Red Sea International Film Festival, includes ‘As Seen’, a Gamal Fahmy archival exhibition.

‘As Seen’, a Gamal Fahmy archival exhibition

December 6, 2022 – March 25, 2023
Hayy Library and Hayy Archives

Alongside the retrospective is a thoroughly researched and rare archival exhibition that highlights renowned photographer Gamal Fahmy’s contribution to the revolutionary force of filmmaking in the region. The exhibition features never-before-seen photographs, a collection of personal items, vintage cameras, and various ephemera.

Dounia and the Princess of Aleppo

Director: André Kadi & Marya Zarif
Release Date: 2022
Running Time: 72 minutes
Language: Arabic
Subtitles: English/French

Honeyland

Director: Tamara Kotevska & Ljubomir Stefanov
Release Date: 2019
Running Time: 85 mins
Language: Macedonian
Subtitles: English/Arabic

Raven Song

Director: Mohamed Al Salman
Release Date: 2022
Running Time: 109 mins
Language: Arabic
Subtitles: English

Our Little Sister

Director: Kore-eda Hirokazu
Release Date: 2015
Running Time: 128 minutes
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: Arabic/English

The Third Murder

Director: Kore-eda Hirokazu
Release Date: 2017
Running Time: 124 minutes
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: Arabic/English

The Place Promised in Our Early Days

Director: Makoto Shinkai & Yoshio Suzuki
Release Date: 2004
Running Time: 90 minutes
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: Arabic

5 Centimeters per Second

Director: Makoto Shinkai
Release Date: 2007
Running Time: 63 minutes
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: Arabic

The Journey

Director: Kobun Shizuno
Release Date: 2021
Running Time: 110 minutes
Language: Arabic
Subtitles: English

Like Father, Like Son

Director: Kore-eda Hirokazu
Release Date: 2013
Running Time: 121 minutes
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: Arabic/English

After the Storm

Director: Kore-eda Hirokazu
Release Date: 2016
Running Time: 118 minutes
Language: Japanese
Subtitles: Arabic/English

Hayy Explorers: At the Cinema

Lonely alien Chef Franzy discovers that her special pink soup is not just delicious, but also magical, when she shares it with starving creatures living on a strange planet.

Direction Ana Chubinidze

Length8 min 38 sec

Publicfrom 3 years old, all audience, family

Alexandria, Why?

During World War II, an Egyptian teen escapes his country’s tense political climate through his love of American film.

OPENING FILM

Alexandria Why / Iskindereya Leh
Director: Youssef Chahine
Release Date: 1978
Running Time: 120min
Language: Arabic
Subtitles: English

Discussion
Installation

Tactile surfaces

By: Zohra Ait El Jamar Dec 06 - Nov 20