A project that aims to showcase "local, regional, and international" cinematic experiences that tell issues that touch on Syrian reality in some way, and that resonate with the recipient in a way that stimulates discussion and analysis, away from the commercial style. This project also aims to create a space for knowledge, dialogue, discussion, and analysis, and to attract experts and specialists in the field of image and cinema industry. The Cinema Club is considered the oldest and most influential cultural line that attracts different segments of the diverse audience, in clear evidence of the role of cinema and the artistic filmed product in creating a close relationship with the recipient and its ability, when employed in a thoughtful and conscious manner of its importance, to convey positive, effective, influential, and stimulating messages to activate the values ​​of dialogue, exchange of knowledge, experiences, diversity, and learning the culture of others. Like other cultural lines in the Nation Building Movement, what distinguishes the Bina Cinema Club most is the efforts made in designing, selecting and presenting high-level cinematic content at all levels. In addition, the team responsible for this line in the movement translates some of cinematic or documentary content presented in the event that its translations are not available, which has produced a distinguished library of important international and regional films translated by the Nation Building Movement and available for sharing with all interested parties.​

-         The project started in 2016 and is still ongoing with regular weekly activities.

-         The Cinema Building Project has shown over /300/ films.

-         The films varied between documentaries, dramas and recordings. Some of these films were translated by the responsible of the salon. 

-         Bina Cinema was interested in monitoring the cinematic experiences in some countries: “African, Japanese, Iranian, Russian, French, German, South American, and others.” These events, films, and artistic experiences created fruitful and rich dialogues that constitute an important benefit and outcome in themselves, which is credited to NBM and Bina Cultural Salon.