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Latest in Tag: films
Egyptian and international films to be released in 2023
The genres of those films vary between comedy, thriller, and action.
Egypt produces 21 films in 2022, less than previous years
Digital platforms are safe haven for producers now
Most anticipated Egyptian films in 2023 – ‘Zeroâ, âRahbaâ, and more
Take a look at what 2023 cinema holds for us
Egypt to present short documentary films before main Eid Al-Fitr films in cinemas
Peopleâs Cinema will present a number of documentaries, knowledge, and awareness films for young people before the main screenings.
Tunisian film shortlisted in 2021 Academy Awards
The Oscars 2021 ceremony is scheduled for April 25
Rotterdam Film Festival reveals lineup for expanded 50th edition
Highlights include Tiger Competition, Big Screen Competition, Ammodo Tiger Short Competition, opening film and Big Talks
6 films mark international and world premieres at Cairo Film Festival
We feel proud to annually debut new films in Cairo: Festival Director Mohamed Hefzy
Social Solidarity Minister says some films contribute to changing laws
Alexandria Film Festival will run until 12 November
Cannes lifts the veil on 2020 selected films
This year’s selection, which has been divided into six categories, marks a shift away from Festivalâs traditional structure
Legendary director Youssef Chahineâs films to shine again on Netflix
In June, Netflix is set to present four films by the late Egyptian film director Youssef Chahine.
What to watch to kill time in quarantine?
Daily News Egypt chose nine films and mini-series for those of you who are in quarantine and want to kill time. They range from comedy, drama, to action. Most of them are available online on streaming websites, youtube, or on other outlets.
Sherif Arafa: I present films to the public first before sending to festivals
âDon’t believe the director who says that success is in festivals and that receiving awards is more important than the box officeâs success.â
Egyptian films to participate in 9th Malmö Arab Film Festival
EXT. Night and The Guest to participate in the feature film competition and The Knight and The Princess will see its international premiere
53 films to compete at Sarajevo Film Festival
Elma TataragiÄ, selector of the Competition Programme â Feature Film, picked nine titles. The selection features four world, one international, and four regional premieres.
Exhibition portrays backstage of late director Mohamed Khan films
Third anniversary of Khanâs departure commemorated in 30 photographs
Films which turned Audrey Hepburn into an Immortal Hollywood Legend
During the 1950s and 60s, Audrey Hepburn was a screen goddess. She would have turned 90 on May 4.
12 episodic works, 73 short films, 4 special events join Sundance festival slate
Works chosen across Indie Episodic, Shorts, Special Events sections of 2019 event declared, stressing Institute’s dedication to exhibit autonomous narration irrespective of form, format, or length Works selected across the Indie Episodic, Shorts and Special Events sections of the 2019 Sundance film festival were announced today, emphasising Sundance Institute’s commitment to showcasing bold independent storytelling …
Films shortlisted for foreign-language Oscar
Nine films have made it into the final list vying for an Academy Award nomination in the foreign language category. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the shortlist on Thursday, with films from Lebanon, Chile, Hungary, Senegal, Sweden, South Africa, Russia, Germany, and Israel. The nine films were chosen from a longer …
Three Egyptian films take over Arab Cinema Centreâs Critic Awards
Mohammed Diab wins Best Director for âClashâ, âIn the Last Days of the Cityâ wins Best Film, and Heba Ali wins Best Actress for role in âWithered Greenâ
Egypt now has capabilities to win Oscar: Medhat El-Adl
TV has become a disaster and needs urgent decisions
Young directors vie for Max OphĂŒls Prize with films on freedom, migration and women
Hot-button topics like migrations and women’s issues are on the lineup at the Max OphĂŒls Prize Film Festival in Germany. It was opened with an absurd Austrian tour de force that overcomes time itself.”Night of 1,000 hours” is the enigmatic title of the third long film by Austrian director Virgil Widrich which opened the 38th …
Egyptâs award-winning films showcased at Dubai International Film Festival
Mohammed Hammad awarded best director for Withered Green, and Ali Sobhi won best actor for Ali, the Goat and Ibrahim
From poor organisation to award-winning films: round-up of 38th Cairo International Film Festival
Before this yearâs round of the Cairo International Film Festival started, waves of criticism hit the festivalâs 38th edition. The criticism revolved around the elimination of The Last Days of the City, the festival’s poor organisation, the presence of a big number of unknown artists, and the absence of the superstars who were keen to …
At the 38th edition of Cairo International Film Festival: 2 Egyptian films take on international race among 16 others
A few days before the opening ceremony of the 38th edition of the Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF), Magda Wassef, the president of the festival, with representatives of the Parallel Programs running alongside the international competition in CIFF and the 4th Cairo Film Conncetion unveiled some secrets about one of Egypt’s most reputable artistic and cultural …
How films of the past envisioned the future
A new exhibition in Berlin gives visitors the chance to discover how past visions of the future were shown on film. Inspired, DW film critic Jochen KĂŒrten presents his five favorite visions of the future.
Mohamed Khan: knight of the defeated
Mohamed Khan has died?! This was the question of denial that followed the tragic news of his death. His death was followed by nothing but the silent sneaking of absence. Khanâking of realityâis no longer in real life. There is something that cannot be said in one sentenceâsomething that still does not mitigate the suddenness …
Cima Masr: an initiative to introduce independent films to secluded areas
Although independent film usually tackles important social and political issues, it recently began to attract numbers of passionate audiences in many countries worldwide
Egyptâs Independent Cinema: Government neglects award-winning underdog films
Despite being locally viewed at minor culture entities, independent movies are internationally awarded
The top 10 films of 2015
Even though the mega blockbuster “Star Wars” appears to eclipse all other movies this year, there were many other memorable films. DW’s film editor Jochen KĂŒrten reveals his 10 personal favorites.
Born 125 years ago: Celebrating the films of Fritz Lang
“Metropolis” was his most famous work. One of the most influential filmmakers in the history of cinema, Fritz Lang was born 125 years ago on December 5 – an opportunity to rediscover his masterpieces. His famous silent films have been shown in countless retrospectives in Germany, especially after their careful restoration. Few other films have …