Marianna Francese and Jaad Gaillet lived in Istanbul’s Tarlabaşı district. There they met Mustafa, an intriguing character, and produced a documentary.

German photographer Julius Matuschik documented the last remaining movie theatres in Palestine in his “Cinema Filistin” series.

In Noctyl, young Moroccan director Hamza Benkirane takes us on a nightly tour of Casablanca. We drive through the white city’s empty yet fascinating streets.

Kursat Bayhan documented life in Küçükpazar, Istanbul. The project Away From Home looks at a group of internal migrants who reside there.

A photograph of an unknown Armenian couple found at a flea market in Yerevan. This started Cassandra Tavukciyan’s work on illuminating old family portraits.

Constance and Philippine Proux’s work focuses on the narratives of displaced Syrians living as refugees in Akkar, a frequently unstable border region.

Vsual contribution from Written In Sand, photo essay about an unknown architectural jewel: the Abu Dhabi Bus Terminal.

The series Towards a flora is Ali Taptık’s visual research into urban plant life, depicting lone potted plants scattered throughout Istanbul.

Small-scale shop facades in the UAE are essentially an extension of who the shop keepers are and can be considered windows into small eco-systems.

Gab Ferneiné, film maker with the video Safineh (“Boat” in Arabic), thinks that Beirut should reclaim its identity as a port city