Iman Kamel - An Inquiry into Resisting, Transforming, Being
About this episode
Philippe Rose interviews Iman Kamel about her work as a filmmaker and artist exploring themes of resistance and transformation.
In this episode, I sit down with Iman Kamel, an Egyptian filmmaker, writer, artist and creator, whose work explores inner resistance, transformation, and living between worlds. Living between Germany and Egypt, Ima’s path spans dance, visual art, film, and international relations. Her films blur the line between documentary and fiction, using embodied storytelling to explore fear, rebellion, and belonging. We talk at length about her book, Quantum Leaps & Lost Socks, where she brings toge...
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