Yahya Al Abdallah is a director and a literary critic with two Masters degrees in both literature and film. He has made eight short films as well as written a critique entitled: 'Alienation: An Analytic Study of Tahar Benjelloun's Fictitious Characters'. Yahya taught literature at the Amman Baccalaureate School for over four years. During this time he also worked as an Institutional designer and course analyst for a leading e-learning company Menhaj. There Yehya analysed and wrote scenarios for elementary educational web based courses and developed contemporary e-learning theories. His film “The Nice Grandmother” took part in the Jerash Festival, the Carthage Festival, and the Tangiers Festival for Short Films. His film “Family Size” also took part in the Carthage Festival, while his film “Through the Eyes of Children” took part in the finale of the UN Festival for youth, which was recently held in Amman. Yehya has recently received a scholarship from the royal court in order to continue his studies in film production in ECAIR Cinema School in Paris. This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it where he is currently working on a short and medium length feature film.