

AMPLIFIED
( SUKOUN )
Jordan, Egypt ,Palestine 2024 / 19′
a film by
Dina Naser
with
Malak Nasser
Suhad Khatib
Nadeem Al-Rimawi
Screenplay | Dina Naser |
Director of Photography | Eric Devin |
Production Design | Nada Wadi |
Editor | Islam Kamal Dina Naser |
Sound | Ensieh Maleki |
Producer | Batoul Ibrahim Dina Naser |
Production Company | Madd Moshawash |
Distribution | Esen Studios |


AWARDS
- BERLINALE – Berlin International Film Festival – Generation Germany, 2024
SPECIAL MENTION - HollyShorts Film Festival USA, 2024
BEST SHORT FILM GRAND PRIZE | Qualifies for Oscars - ATHENS International Film and Video Festival USA, 2024
BLACK BEAR AWARD for Sound Design - Seoul International Women’s Film Festival
South Korea, 2024
ASIAN SHORTS BEST SHORT - Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival
Spain, 2024
BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM AWARD - Amman International Film Festival
Jordan, 2024
AUDIENCE AWARD - Minikino Film Week
Indonesia, 2024
BEST SHORT FILM of the YEAR
BEST FICTION SHORT AWARD - Humans Of Film Festival
Holland, 2024
SPECIAL JURY MENTION - Spicy Indie International Film Festival
Greece, 2024
BEST INTERNATIONAL SCRIPT AWARD / BEST SOUND DESIGN
Official Selections
- BERLINALE – Berlin International Film Festival Germany, 2024
Academy Award Qualifying Film Festival - HollyShorts Film Festival USA, 2024
Academy Award Qualifying Film Festival - Sarajevo Film Festival Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2024
Academy Award Qualifying Film Festival - AIFVF – Athens International Film and Video Festival USA, 2024
Academy Award Qualifying Film Festival - CIFF – Cleveland International Film Festival USA, 2024
Academy Award Qualifying Film Festival - LA Shorts International Film Festival USA, 2024
Academy Award Qualifying Film Festival - International Short Film Festival of Cyprus Cyprus, 2024
EFA European Film Awards Qualifying Film Festival - DOKUFEST – International Documentary and Short Film Festival Kosovo, 2024
BAFTA Qualifying Film Festival - London Short Film Festival UK, 2024
BAFTA Qualifying Film Festival - SLO FILM FEST – San Luis Obispo Int. Film Festival USA, 2024
- International Adana Golden Boll Film Festival Turkey, 2024
- Filem’On – International Film Festival for Young Audiences Belgium, 2024
- Seoul International Women’s Film Festival South Korea, 2024
- Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival Spain, 2024
- BRNO16 International Short Film Festival Czech Republic, 2024
- Olympia International Film Festival for Children and Young People Greece, 2024
- MedFilm Festival Italy, 2024
- Spicy Indie International Film Festival Greece, 2024
- KUKI Young Short Film Festival Berlin Germany, 2024
- Women Make Waves International Film Festival Taiwan, 2024
- AMMAN International Film Festival Jordan, 2024
- FICC – Festival de Cine de Cuenca Ecuador, 2024
- Minikino Film Week Indonesia, 2024
- KCD ONGD – Festival Internacional de Cine Invisible Bilbao Spain, 2024
- Tetova International Film Festival North Macedonia, 2024
- Humans of Film Festival Netherlands, 2024
- Pittsburgh Shorts Film Festival USA, 2024
Dina Naser
Dina Naser is a Jordanian/Palestinian director and producer. In 2013, Dina received the Docnomads scholarship for a Master’s Degree in Documentary Filmmaking. She began shooting her debut feature documentary “Tiny Souls” in 2012, and over the course of five years Dina filmed the lives of children as they unfolded inside Zaatari Refugee Camp-Jordan. “Tiny Souls” premiered in 2019 in CPH Dox, and was well-received internationally, such as Sheffield Doc Fest, IDFA, DOK Leipzig and Busan. The film was awarded the Human Rights Film Award at Dokufest and the Sunbird Award for Best Documentary Feature at the Palestine Film Festival, amongst other awards. Dina also directed the award-winning short film “One Minute” (2015), a sound-motivated piece about a woman living in Gaza while under attack in 2014. In 2017, Dina founded a multi- media production company, Madd Moshawash, with the vision of blurring the line between documentary and fiction through creating artistic and experimental work. In 2019, Dina co-founded “Rawiyat”: a new collective of female filmmakers from the Middle East, North Africa and the diaspora joining forces to imagine a new landscape in the region and beyond.