Ramadan Kareem
The film talks about the month of Ramadan and how Palestinian families live it because of the occupation, where the personality of the martyr and the prisoner appears so that they must be present in this month in which is the family finally gathers at the breakfast table, but the truth is that the first was martyred and the other was arrested.
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Moath Mahmoud AsmarDirector
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Mohammad SulimanWriter
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Moath Mahmoud AsmarProducer
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Said SaadehKey Cast
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Project Title (Original Language):رمضان كريم
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:1 minute 53 seconds
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Completion Date:April 11, 2022
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Production Budget:1,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Palestine, State of
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Country of Filming:Palestine, State of
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Language:Arabic
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Shooting Format:Nikon D3300, 35mm / IPhone 11
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes - An-Najah National University
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Wasit International Short Film FestivalWasit
Iraq
May 4, 2023
Official Selected -
100-Second International Film FestivalTehran
Iran, Islamic Republic of
February 28, 2023
Official Selected -
Festival International de Très court-métrage de MarrakechMarrakech
Morocco
October 25, 2023
Official Selected -
First-Time Filmmaker Sessions - hosted by Lift-Off Global NetworkLondon
United Kingdom
February 20, 2023
Official Selected -
Roshd Educational and scientific Film FestivalTehran
Iran, Islamic Republic of
December 3, 2022
Official Selected -
Student World Impact Film FestivalNew York
United States
June 18, 2023
Quarter-Finalist -
Lift-Off Global Network - First time Sessions Filmmaker
United Kingdom
February 20, 2023
Official Selected -
Nazra Palestine Short Film Festival
Italy
October 3, 2024
Official Selected
Moath Asmar is a Palestinian film director, screenwriter, and cinematography trainer from Nablus. His work is known for its emotional depth, strong visual language, and focus on Palestinian identity and lived reality. He studied Graphic Design at An-Najah National University and is pursuing a master’s degree in Cinema and Television, researching the dramatic use of lighting in Palestinian cinema.
Asmar directed several films, including “Lifer” (2024), “Bloody Eyeliner” (2023), and “Ramadan Kareem” (2022). His films have screened at international festivals and earned notable recognition, including Best Film at the Alawda International Festival.
Alongside directing, he provides advanced training in filmmaking and visual storytelling, supporting the development of emerging Palestinian filmmakers.
My films explore the lived reality of Palestine through intimate, visually driven storytelling. I focus on moments where light, silence, and emotion reveal truths that words cannot. As a director, I feel a responsibility to preserve memory, challenge erasure, and portray my people with honesty and dignity. Through each project, I aim to craft cinema that is authentic, human, and rooted in place.