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With Hasan in Gaza preceded by It's So Beautiful Here is an acclaimed artist featured in a unique cinematic collaboration directed by Kamal Aljafari. The project blends intimate road-trip storytelling through Gaza with rediscovered memories, accompanying a soundscape by Simon Fisher Turner and Attila Faravelli. The film premiered at Locarno Film Festival 2025, earning the Europa Cinemas Label and generating festival appearances across North America and Europe. This page provides an artist biography, highlights from the discography in connection with the performer's cinematic work, and a look at upcoming tour and screening dates. If you need tickets, we can help you secure your seats securely and reliably.

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Background: Kamal Aljafari's filmmaking weaves a road trip through Gaza featuring Hasan, leveraging three rediscovered MiniDV tapes from 2001. The film is in Arabic and runs 106 minutes, with official music credits to Simon Fisher Turner and Attila Faravelli. Hasan appears in concerted conjunction with Basma al-Sharif's It's So Beautiful Here in TIFF screenings as a double feature. Look for 2025–26 festival appearances and US distribution by Cinema Guild. For more about the artist and the project, follow Kamal Aljafari's official channels and the film's presence on festival sites. We've got you covered for tickets and viewing options—just ask and we'll help you secure your seats.

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  • Director: Kamal Aljafari; film weaves a road trip through Gaza with Hasan, using three rediscovered MiniDV tapes from 2001; runtime 106 minutes; language: Arabic; music credit to Simon Fisher Turner and Attila Faravelli.
  • World premiere: Locarno Film Festival 2025 (August 7, 2025); film was in competition and earned the Europa Cinemas Label award at Locarno 2025.
  • Awards/recognition: Europa Cinemas Label winner at Locarno 2025; nominated for Locarno’s Golden Leopard; later screened at multiple festivals (Toronto, London, Lisbon, Vancouver, etc.).
  • 2025–26 screenings (selected): TIFF 2025 (double bill with It’s So Beautiful Here by Basma al-Sharif), BFI London Film Festival 2025, DocLisboa 2025, Verzio 2025, VIFF 2025, London Palestine Film Festival 2025, BAM NYFF screenings; North American distribution by Cinema Guild (US).
  • Social media and official presence: Kamal Aljafari maintains an X/Twitter presence (@KamalAljafari) and has an official site (kamalaljafari.art).
  • It's So Beautiful Here (by Basma al-Sharif) is a separate short featured at TIFF as part of a double feature with With Hasan in Gaza, not a musical work by Aljafari.

Background: Kamal Aljafari's filmmaking weaves a road trip through Gaza featuring Hasan, leveraging three rediscovered MiniDV tapes from 2001. The film is in Arabic and runs 106 minutes, with official music credits to Simon Fisher Turner and Attila Faravelli. Hasan appears in concerted conjunction with Basma al-Sharif's It's So Beautiful Here in TIFF screenings as a double feature. Look for 2025–26 festival appearances and US distribution by Cinema Guild. For more about the artist and the project, follow Kamal Aljafari's official channels and the film's presence on festival sites. We've got you covered for tickets and viewing options—just ask and we'll help you secure your seats.

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