Film programmer
Developing screening lines, selecting themes and connecting films to talks and public context.
Trailer / Amsterdam Alternative Gallery
A trailer-style photo animation from the Ventilator Cinema archive, showing the space as a living programme of screenings, public conversation and cultural gatherings.
Project Dossier
Ventilator Cinema is a public cinema environment for screenings, talks and cultural gatherings. Ibrahim works as part of the fixed team, connecting programme choices, event flow, social communication and the practical rhythm needed to make each night land with care.
The work sits between curation and production: selecting and framing films, building collaborations, preparing social media and campaign material, coordinating guests and audiences, and keeping the event experience coherent from announcement to post-event archive.
Developing screening lines, selecting themes and connecting films to talks and public context.
Maintaining the Ventilator Cinema Instagram, announcements, visual posts, audience updates and digital event communication.
Coordinating partners, guests, schedules, venue flow, audience arrival and post-screening talks.
Holding the practical and creative continuity of the Ventilator Cinema programme.
Gallery Archive
Talks, PFFA screenings and Liberty Visions are grouped as compact browser galleries, keeping posters and programme visuals in one clear section.














Selected Programme
The programme connects film with political education, cultural memory and community gathering. These selected events show the range of Ventilator Cinema: Palestine-focused collaborations, African cinema, queer cinema, anti-colonial talks and benefit screenings. PFFA is treated as one collaboration line, with individual screenings named inside that context.
A collaboration line for PFFA-related work, including selected festival-linked screenings and Palestinian cinema events.
Includes: Retro Palestine, presented as a completed screening line and collaboration context.
Film and discussion programmes around Frantz Fanon, liberation and resistance.
Open event Music / FilmProgramming around Amazigh/Berber cultural memory, sound and image.
Open eventPublic screenings and conversations around freedom, resistance and political imagination.
Queer Palestinian cinema and community event work presented as part of Ventilator Cinema's wider solidarity-focused programming.
Open eventScreening and talk programmes with filmmakers, guests and African cinema contexts.
Benefit film screening for Palestine with event coordination and visual campaign material.
Open eventPublic Sources