Mohamed Siam is a filmmaker and producer working at the intersection of narrative and documentary cinema. A member of the European Film Academy and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. His work delves into questions of identity, power, and psychological depth. His debut “Whose Country?” premiered at the New York Film Festival, followed by “Amal”, which opened IDFA and won awards at Sheffield and over 100 festivals. His narrative debut “My Father's Scent” (2025) won five prizes at Venice Final Cut 2024.
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Whose Country? (2016) as Narrator |
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كولونيا (2026) Director |
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كولونيا (2026) Producer |
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كولونيا (2026) Writer |
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Diaries from Lebanon (2025) Director of Photography |
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أمل (2018) Director |
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أمل (2018) Producer |
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أمل (2018) Writer |
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Whose Country? (2016) Director |
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Carnaval () Director |
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Carnaval () Screenplay |