Jawad Rhalib

Jawad Rhalib is a filmmaker known for his socially conscious works that often explore themes of human rights and social realism. His films have been showcased at numerous international film festivals and have garnered several awards. Among his notable works is the drama film 'Amal' (2023), which he directed and co-wrote. The film stars Lubna Azabal as a high school literature teacher in Brussels who faces resistance from her community after introducing the works of Arabic poet Abu Nuwas to her students. Other significant projects include 'When Arabs Danced' (2018) and '7, rue de la Folie' (2015). Rhalib's contributions to cinema highlight his commitment to addressing complex societal issues through compelling storytelling.

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