Where Do We Go Now

Mighty Movie Podcast: Nadine Labaki on Where Do We Go Now?

Dan Persons | Posted 05.11.2012

Read More: Lebanon, Middle East, Religious War, Drama, Where Do We Go Now?, Peace, Comedy, Nadine Labaki, Entertainment News
Dan Persons

A comedy about dire consequences, Where Do We Go Now? takes a look at the ease with which humanity slips into war, and the sometimes insurmountable difficulties that arise as people struggle to avoid it.

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Mom and the Movies: A Procrastinator's Guide to Mother's Day

E. Nina Rothe | Posted 05.10.2012

Read More: Cairo Time, Small Beautifully Moving Things, Nadine Labaki, Passione, Portrait of Wally, Mother's Day, Where Do We Go Now?, Slidepollajax, Entertainment News
E. Nina Rothe

Even if I'm aware that Mother's Day is yet another attempt by greeting card companies to part me with my money, I can't refuse an opportunity to honor the woman who brought me into this world.

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Where Do We Go Now? Nadine Labaki Knows

E. Nina Rothe | Posted 03.26.2012

Read More: Caramel, Nadine Labaki, Lebanon, Sundance, Where Do We Go Now?, Academy Awards, Doha Tribeca Film Festival, Tiff, Sundance Film Festival, Foreign Films, Culture News
E. Nina Rothe

This must be a bittersweet week for filmmaker Nadine Labaki. Her latest film Where Do We Go Now? (W Halla' La Wein?) is being screened to sold-out audiences at Sundance, and yet it failed to get into the Best Foreign Film race for this year's Academy Awards.

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Doha Tribeca Film Fest 2011: Nadine Labaki's Latest, Antonio Banderas, and the Wonder of Black Gold

E. Nina Rothe | Posted 12.18.2011

Read More: Nadine Labaki, Antonio Banderas, Doha, Freida Pinto, Doha Tribeca Film Festival, Black Gold, Doha Film Institute, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Jean Jacques Annaud, Where Do We Go Now?, Amanda Palmer, Qatar, Mira Nair, Culture News
E. Nina Rothe

The Doha Tribeca Film Festival is the kind of event that can make all other film festivals seem unexciting.

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TIFF 2011: The Tunisian Brando, Ewan McGregor in Yemen and Ryan Gosling

E. Nina Rothe | Posted 11.01.2011

Read More: Ryan Gosling, Always Brando, Ewan McGregor, Mathieu Amalric, Chicken With Plums, TIFF 2011, Toronto International Film Festival, A Separation, Where Do We Go Now?, The Ides of March, Jafar Panahi, Culture News
E. Nina Rothe

In cinematic circles, it is said that the Toronto International Film Festival is second only to Cannes. But in terms of numbers of films presented, industry connections and stars attending, I would say it's too close to call.

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Film On Lebanese Religious Tensions

Posted 10.08.2011

Read More: Religion, Lebanon, Video, Caramel, Arabic, Where Do We Go Now, Musicals, Film, Muslim, Movies, Nadine Labaki, Arts News

Actress and director Nadine Labaki has made a career out of her inquiries into Lebanese sociology, culminating in her latest film, Where Do We Go Now?...

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