Video: Honoring artist Huda Hussein at Sharjah Film Festival
Huda Hussein was celebrated at the 11th Sharjah International Film Festival Video: Honoring artist Huda Hussein at Sharjah Film Festival for Children and Youth, receiving the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award for her contributions to the arts.
**Huda Hussein’s Reaction to the Honor at the Sharjah Film Festival**
Artist Huda Hussein expressed her deep appreciation for the recognition she received during the festival, which began on Saturday and will run until October 12. Through a short video posted on her official Instagram account, the star shared moments from the ceremony, where she was honored by the festival organizers. Huda commented on the post, saying, *”I am truly happy and grateful to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Sharjah International Film Festival for Children and Youth 2024.”*
**Huda Hussein’s Latest Works**
Recently, Huda Hussein captivated audiences with her series *The Haunted House,* which was a major success. The show, set within a large palace where eerie and unexplained events occur, resonated with fans of suspense and horror drama, drawing in a large following who praised the thrilling storyline.
**Opening of the 11th Edition of the Sharjah Film Festival**
The 11th edition of the Sharjah International Children’s and Youth Film Festival was inaugurated under the patronage of Her Highness Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi, wife of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi. The event, held at the Sharjah Academy Video: Honoring artist Huda Hussein at Sharjah Film Festival of Performing Arts, was attended by notable figures such as Sheikh Fahim bin Sultan Al Qasimi and Sheikha Jawaher bint Abdullah Al Qasimi, alongside a gathering of artists and filmmakers.
**Guest of Honor: Celebrating Palestine’s Cinematic Heritage**
At the ceremony, the festival launched the *“Guest of Honor”* initiative, selecting Palestine as this year’s honoree. This choice celebrates Palestine’s rich cinematic legacy and its contributions to Arab cinema. The festival will screen several Palestinian films that delve into the cultural and social fabric of Palestinian society, as well as the history and evolution of Palestinian cinema, which has made its mark on international platforms, including the Oscars. The festival will continue until October 12, providing a platform for Palestinian cinema and its unique storytelling.
