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- Qais Al-Zubaidi was born in 1939 in Baghdad, Iraq. He was a writer and editor, known for Al-yazerli (1974), The Visit (1970) and Rijalan tanta ash-Shams (1970). He died on December 1, 2024 in Berlin, Germany.
- He was researcher in film theory and montage.
- Al-Zubaidi has organized several cinematic courses in scenario, directing, and editing in Tunis and at the Radio and TV Training Center, Union of Arab Broadcasters in Damascus, Al-Manar TV Training Center in Beirut, Goethe Institute in Damascus, and The Royal Jordanian Commission in Amman.
- He directed a number of documentary and narrative films about Palestine, some of which won Arab and international awards.
- After his graduation from the Higher Institute of Cinema in Germany he proceeded to work at the DIVA Studio for Documentary Films and at the Higher Institute of Cinema in Germany in montage, photography and directing.
- In 1995, critic Mohsen Wafi published a book titled "A Lover from Palestine" about al-Zubaidi and his films.
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