Words and images have power, but the way they are shared is changing. In this compelling panel from the Muslim House at Sundance, industry leaders, filmmakers, and advocates discuss the massive disruption in traditional media and the rise of authentic Muslim voices. From navigating political minefields in New York to building sustainable film infrastructures in Canada, this conversation explores how storytelling acts as a bridge to hearts and a tool for systemic social change.

Featured Panelists: Moderator: Nayyera Haq, Journalist Julia Bacha, Creative Director, Just Vision Farhan Latif, El Hibri Foundation Mohannad Malas, Film Producer Zaib Shaikh, Writer/Actor

Laughing in the Face of Hate

The Vital Role of Documentaries in Shaping Perspectives

Navigating Cancel Culture: Unpacking Perspectives and Implications

Muslim Cinematic Storytelling

Broken: The Failed Promise of Muslim Inclusion

Muslim Cinematic Movements: Transforming obstacles into Opportunities

Intersectional Solidarity in Animation: Telling BIOPIC Stories Together