Qatar’s Doha Film Festival To Open With Yemeni Female-Focused Drama ‘The Station’

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Qatar’s Doha Film Festival has announced The Station – set against the backdrop of a women-only petrol station in war-torn Yemen – as the opening film of its second edition this November. The drama, which world premiered at Cannes Critics’ Week in May, is the first fiction feature of Yemeni Scottish filmmaker Sara Ishaq. She […]

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