Omar al-Qattan is one of the richest Film Director from Lebanon. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Omar al-Qattan's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
Omar al-Qattan (Arabic: `mr Qattan, also known as lqTn ) (born on May 4 1964) is a Palestinian Kuwaiti British film director, producer and an expert in cultural development.
Al-Qattan began his filmmaking career by directing 15 to 20 minute dramas and documentaries while attending film school. Among them was his debut documentary, Je suis…tu is it? (1987) as well as his debut dramatic La Danse (1988), then the award-winning drama Tale of the Blind Man and the Paralytic in 1989, telecast by Canal+.
In 2000 and 2001 Al-Qattan also co-directed Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet, a two-hour documentary on Muhammad’s life and his legacy with Muslims in the United States. Produced by Unity Productions Foundation, it was aired on American television by PBS on December 22, 2002. The film was criticized by some right-wing journalists as “too soft on the topic”, but it won great acclaim by the US public. However, Al-Qattan took issue with the final film, which he only partially directed and which he found too bland and conformist.
