Via The Guardian. A matter of opinion of course, and since I think I've only seen three of these myself, I probably shouldn't judge.
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The Dubai International Film Festival will be releasing a list of the top 100 films as determined by a poll of 475 film critics, writers, novelists and academics which will provide a wider perspective than the choices of one individual.
They haven't released the details yet but AlMummiya is #1. Cairo Station, The Land got mention in this article from The National.
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The Dubai International Film Festival will be releasing a list of the top 100 films as determined by a poll of 475 film critics, writers, novelists and academics which will provide a wider perspective than the choices of one individual.
They haven't released the details yet but AlMummiya is #1. Cairo Station, The Land got mention in this article from The National.
http://www.thenational.ae/arts-culture/film/the-100-greatest-arab-films
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