Ramzi Salti's Arabology

I am proud to share my radio interviews with (1) Lebanese Director Nadine Labaki and (2) Producer/Musical Composer Khaled Mouzanar who composed the Capernaum كفر ناحوم soundtrack as well as the score for Labaki's previous films Caramel and Where Do We Go Now? At the Arab Film Festival in San Francisco, November 2018 This interview was recorded in San Francisco on November 18, 2018 while Labaki and Mouzanar--who are married in real life--were promoting the film for Sony Pictures Classics. The film is set for its U.S. theatrical release on on December 14, 2018. My interview with Nadine Labaki:  https://soundcloud.com/arabology/nadinelabaki My interview with Khaled Mouzanar at https://soundcloud.com/arabology/khaledmouzanar This film has just been nominated for a Golden Globe award and has been selected as a candidate for the 2019 Oscar race. It also won the Prix du Jury at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival as well as "Best Foreign Language Film&qu

Watch at this link The latest episode of the Emmy Award winning TV series The Migrant Kitchen (aired on December 5, 2018) highlighted the cuisines of two Palestinian women whose culinary skills have long received much critical acclaim in the San Francisco bay area. The episode was titled Man'ouche منقوشة  and showcased Chefs Reem Assil and Lamees Dahbour (aka Mama Lamees), both of whom have long attempted to use food to bring their homeland closer to Western tolerance and acceptance. You can watch the trailer below at this link or you can watch the whole show below or at  https://www.kcet.org/shows/the-migrant-kitchen/episodes/manoushe Watch complete episode at this link The show also included interviews with Stanford Lecturer/Radio Host Dr. Ramzi Salti + AROC Director Lara Kiswani. You can also read this article about the show (featuring quotes by Dahbour, Assil, and Salti) at THIS LINK Read full article at this link " The Migrant Kitc