Authored by the renowned critic Ibrahim Al-Ariss, this book serves as a critical dictionary exploring the profound connection between cinema and society in the Arab world. It meticulously profiles key Arab directors, offering in-depth analysis of their filmographies, thematic concerns, and artistic styles. The volume is an essential reference for understanding how Arab filmmakers have reflected, critiqued, and shaped their societies through the cinematic lens, making it an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and cinephiles.