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The Dome Sessions
Documentary · 1h 1m · in cinemas from 13 November
Where to see it
5 screenings in 1 city
5 screenings in Amsterdam
Pathé Tuschinski
About
Eleven artists explore the architecture, acoustics and history of a concrete Dome on Oscar Niemeyer's unfinished exhibition site in Tripoli.
In The Dome Sessions, eleven artists enter into dialogue with the architecture, acoustics and history of a concrete Dome on Oscar Niemeyer's unfinished exhibition site in Tripoli. The Lebanese music documentary is directed by Firas El Hallak. Charbel Haber, Anthony Sahyoun, Fadi Tabbal, Marwan Tohme, Makram Aboul Hosn, Sandy Chamoun and Abed Kobeissy perform; Wassim Naghi is the voice-over.
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Cast and crew
- Wassim Naghias Narrator (voice)
- Charbel Haberas Self / Performer
- Anthony Sahyounas Self / Performer
- Fadi Tabbalas Self / Performer
- Marwan Tohmeas Self / Performer
- Makram Aboul Hosnas Self / Performer
- Sandy Chamounas Self / Performer
- Abed Kobeissyas Self / Performer
- Pascal Semerdjianas Self / Performer
- Farah Kaddouras Self / Performer
- Abdo Sawmaas Self / Performer
- Anthony Tawilas Self / Performer
- Director
- Firas El Hallak
- Countries
- Lebanon
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 1 minute
- Language
- Arabic, English
- In Dutch cinemas
- From 13 November 2026
Questions
How long is The Dome Sessions?
1 hour 1 minute. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 21 minutes.
Where can I see The Dome Sessions?
There are 5 screenings at 3 cinemas in 1 city. Pick your city above for the times.
What language is The Dome Sessions in?
The Dome Sessions is in Arabic and English. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.
Who is in The Dome Sessions?
Wassim Naghi plays Narrator (voice), with Charbel Haber, Anthony Sahyoun, Fadi Tabbal, Marwan Tohme and Makram Aboul Hosn.
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