Like a classic noir narrative in which morality blurs and truth is slippery, the world today feels increasingly absurd and nihilistic.
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Filmmaker Amy Omar explores the short stories of a Turkish writer living in Paris.
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Amy Omar
Nationality: at the end of the day, we are richer for the diversity of our identities, and poorer for our divisions.
07 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Jordan Elgrably, Malu Halasa
Al-Dujaili shows how global crises connect us and reveal our shared humanity.
06 NOVEMBER, 2025 • By Noshin Bokth
TMR's October issue examines the multifaceted nature of friendship — intimate or communal, joyful or bittersweet.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Rana Asfour
A console included with an arthouse film in Syria allows viewers to watch characters from various films form unexpected friendships.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Sanad Tabbaa
A re-released poetry collection and forgotten film underscore Palestinian resistance. What do they teach us about unity and struggle?
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Katie Logan
TMR interviews this Jordanian artist on her circuitous journey as a sculptor.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Jordan Elgrably
Daas' latest novel explores what it means to grow up queer and Muslim in France.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Fatima Daas
An artist watching starvation in Gaza from afar befriends a fox in Abu Dhabi. Nature, the destroyer, also consoles.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Noura Ali-Ramahi
A book list that explores the many shades of friendship: From heartwarming connections to tumultuous trials and redemptive moments.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Rana Asfour
Sara Hamdan's debut novel finds genuine humor in the complexities of Arab-American identity and friendships.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Natasha Tynes
A writer confronts the harsh reality of performative acceptance versus true solidarity as her community's struggles become inconvenient.
03 OCTOBER, 2025 • By Christina Adranly
