Kalima Horra, featuring a studio panel of experts together with satellite/internet links to high-profile speakers around the globe, continued as the flagship current affairs TV talk show for Al-Mayadeen TV, an independent and international news network based in Beirut, Lebanon.
Narcissi has produced ‘Stigma,’ a TV show featuring four panelists, in addition to the host, and a live studio audience. The series, created for BRITISH MUSLIM TV in 2018, allowed interaction between the panelists and the audience throughout the show. Topics covered in the series included Racism, Mental health, Modesty, Divorce, Polygamy, Marriage, and more.
The documentary “New Slavery in the UK” examines the issue of modern slavery and the current challenges faced by governments and anti-slavery activists. The film features interviews with some victims who were uncomfortable revealing their faces, prompting the documentary to take measures to conceal their identities.
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Narcissi has produced ‘Stigma,’ a TV show featuring four panelists, in addition to the host, and a live studio audience. The series, created for BRITISH MUSLIM TV in 2018, allowed interaction between the panelists and the audience throughout the show. Topics covered in the series included Racism, Mental health, Modesty, Divorce, Polygamy, Marriage, and more.
Narcissi has developed expertise in capturing people’s perspectives through a series of vox pops conducted in public spaces across London and other major cities in the UK.
The resulting short 3-4 minute videos, known as YOUR SAY, serve as a representative snapshot of public opinions on significant domestic and international events.
Kalima Horra, featuring a studio audience, stood as the flagship current affairs TV talk show for Al-Mayadeen, an independent and international news network based in Beirut, Lebanon. Translated as “Free Word,” Kalima Horra was hosted by George Galloway, who commenced each episode with an insightful prelude addressing the most pressing global issues.
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