Egyptian and international films to be released in 2023
The genres of those films vary between comedy, thriller, and action.
Kadry Al-Haggar
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Lebanese actress Nour stars in âNabil El Gameelâ after 5-year absence from cinema
I was pleased with my experience on Cairo Film Festival jury, says Nour
Somaya El-Khashab discusses her career, recent absence
I love realism, and social media is a double-edged sword
Palestinian film âAlamâ wins Golden Pyramid award in 44th Cairo Film Festival
âMother Valleyâ wins Arab Cinema award at CIFF
I am not concerned about competition in music industry, social media is bit exaggerated: Wael Jassar
âI respect my fans and I don’t like so-called “Mahraganat”
31st Arab Music Festival sees largest participation of non-Egyptian singers ever: Director Jihan Morsi
Arab stars Ramy Ayach, Diana Haddad, and Assi El-Hillani waived their wages in festival
31st Arab Music Festival: 39 concerts performed by 99 artists from 9 countries
âI thank Egyptian Minister of Culture Nevine Al-Kilani for her continuous support to the festival in a manner befitting Egypt and its ancient artistic civilization,â he said. âI would also like to thank all those in charge of the festival, as well as the artists and musicians, who responded to the festival’s call with passion and love.”
Red Sea International Film Festival unveils Arab Shorts in Competition
Second edition selection of the Red Sea International Film Festival Shorts in Competition present rarely-told, compelling stories of the lives of the people and places in the Arab World
Red Sea International Film Festival announces first slate of films for second edition
Red Sea International Film Festival impressive line-up features 11 world premieres and 5 international premieres.
Hani Ramzy sits down with DNE to discuss his career and upcoming work
Daily News Egypt sat down with him to discuss the comedy, along with the many real issues that he presents in his films.
Most anticipated Egyptian films in 2023 – ‘Zeroâ, âRahbaâ, and more
Take a look at what 2023 cinema holds for us
Second edition of 48Hr Film Challenge announces 2 winners of the Challenge and Networking Meetings
48Hr Film Challenge is a collaboration between The Alliance Française of Saudi Arabia, The Consulate General of France in Jeddah, VOX cinemas, and the Red Sea International Film Festival
Saudi culture has kept pace with modern life thanks to courage of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman: Mohammed Abdu
Egypt lives is prosperity and security under President Al-Sisi, and my heart is with its army and people
Red Sea International Film Festival restores renowned classic films
Red Sea International Film Festival will restore and screen the classic Arab films Watch Out for Zouzou and Gharam fil Karnak
Red Sea Film Festival aims to support Saudi youth, cinema: Mohammed Al-Turki
Festival seeks to screen largest possible number of films that suit Saudi audienceâs artistic taste
16 Arab films participate in Venice Film Festival, including six in official competition
âExodusâ wins Audience Award, Egyptian film âMy Intimate Friendâ raises controversy
Egyptian women got their rights under President Al-Sisi: Nelly Karim
Only male viewers criticised âFaten Amal Harbiâ series
Red Sea International Film Festival celebrates incredible women working at heart of Arab cinema
The Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF) and Vanity Fair have come together to celebrate visionary female talent both on and behind the camera who are shaping the film industry and creating extraordinary stories that resonate with audiences around the world. At a gala event hosted alongside the 79th Venice International Film Festival at the …
Red Sea International Film Festival partners with Final Cut, supports 5 films to make mark at Venice Film Festival
The Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF) has partnered with Final Cut, the Venice Production Bridge programme that supports films in post-production from African and the Middle East nations of Iraq, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine, which will hold its tenth edition at this yearâs festival. Additionally, five films funded by RSIFF will be presented …
I was all in tears when I heard the news of honouring me at Cairo Film Festival: Lebleba
Festivals have improved my performance and refined me artistically
I only love singing, and acting is not my priority: Ragheb Alama
Banning âEgyptian Mahraganatâ is useless, but I respect all decisions of Musicians’ Syndicate in Egypt
Egyptian private-sector theatre âdies clinicallyâ, why?
High ticket price, massive wages of actors behind collapse of theatre: Director Khaled Galal
âKira We El Ginâ is special historical film:Â Ahmed Ezz
Historical works are immortal in cinema, television
Disneyâs LGBTQ+ agenda sparks global outrage
State production companies must be re-established with a plan to bring back the Arab child to the Arab screen
Egypt wins three awards at Al Ghadeer International Media Festival
A group of award-winning films were also played during the festival. The Secretary-General of the festival, Modar Al-Bakaa, thanked the festivalâs guests for their presence, support, and enrichment of the festivalâs activities, hoping that they had enjoyed the days they spent in the festival.
13th edition of Al-Ghadeer International Media Festival kicks-off
15 countries are competing for the festivalâs prizes, including Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Oman, Tunisia, Yemen, Bahrain, Palestine, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, Qatar, the UAE, and Algeria, along with non-Arab contenders like Iran, Turkey, Russia, Afghanistan, France, Bulgaria, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, and the Netherlands.
âKira We El Ginâ carries message for young generations, I do not mind competition: Hend Sabry
âI care about content in my films regardless my role as WFP Goodwill Ambassador,â says Sabry
I retired so as not to destroy my history: Director Ali Abdel Khalek
Israeli press describes me as most anti-Israel Arab filmmaker
Egyptâs art scene and the June 30 Revolution
Consequently, the Egyptian artistic movement has always been in tune with the countryâs political and social developments throughout its long history, and our history is full of works of art that came to being in the wake of revolutions and victories, amid a state of national fervour that affected both the creator and audiences.
âSahsahâ is a gift to my Egyptian fans: Nancy Ajram
Her latest song achieved great success; however, she is gearing up to release a new song in the Egyptian dialect called âSahsahâ (âWake upâ), which we discussed in an interview with her.