Doha Film Institute presents a film series at the Museum of Islamic Art, featuring a curated selection of works from the acclaimed exhibition 'Your Ghosts Are Mine: Expanded Cinemas, Amplified Voices'—which debuted at the Venice Biennale in 2024. Showcasing a selection of filmmakers and artists from the original lineup of over 40, this program highlights compelling explorations of community life, memory, and transnational experiences from the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

Tickets: Free – first come, first served

Social Scenes: Contemporary Argentine & Chilean Cinema

As part of the Qatar-Argentina 2025 Year of Culture, Doha Film Institute invites audiences to experience the vibrant storytelling traditions of South America through a curated selection of bold and thought-provoking films.

This special series explores how contemporary filmmakers from Argentina and Chile are reshaping cultural narratives and reflecting on the social realities of their time. From quiet personal journeys to powerful political undercurrents, these films speak to themes of memory, identity, justice, and human resilience.

By bringing these stories to the screen, DFI honours the shared values of creativity, empathy, and cultural dialogue that define our Year of Culture. This cinematic journey offers audiences in Qatar an opportunity to connect with diverse perspectives from across Latin America—while deepening appreciation for the power of film to bridge worlds, ignite reflection, and spark meaningful exchange.

Special thanks to Violete Bava for her curatorial input.

Free – first come, first served