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Early Years and Memories

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This chapter presents the following elements to draw a picture of Malas’s student days in Moscow and the importance of Quneitra in his early films: a brief excerpt from the literary memoir he wrote, “Portrait of a friend” about his friendship with Egyptian novelist Sonallah Ibrahim when they were roommates in Moscow; and images of the destruction of Quneitra in reality and as Malas portrayed in Everything is Alright Mr. Police Officer, Quneitra 74, and The Memory.

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Alkassim, S., Andary, N. (2018). Early Years and Memories. In: The Cinema of Muhammad Malas. Palgrave Studies in Arab Cinema. Palgrave Pivot, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76813-7_3

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