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With its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, Much Loved, a drama by director Nabil Ayouch, tackling prostitution, is banned in its home country Morocco
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The writers group is putting on experimental performances at the Rawabet Theatre on 29 and 30 May
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Visual artist Sara Nabil’s first solo exhibit blends photography, drawing, painting, installation and video
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Cinema Shareana is a new initiative bringing free film screenings to the quiet streets of Al-Salam neighbourhood
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As a part of Hybrid Reels programme, Mostafa Youssef of Seen Film Production led a discussion about film co-production as a source of funding
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The Egyptian distribution company is a new venture of Zawya Cinema and Misr International Films
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With less than a month remaining before the beginning of Ramadan, TV channels have already revealed some information on the series scheduled to be screened during the holy month
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The 69th edition of the Festival d’Avignon will take place between four and 25 July
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First day of the conference saw sharp exchanges of views by those opposed to and those who support censorship practices
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Aida Abdel-Kareem, ceramic artist, died at the age of 89 on Sunday morning
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Nagy Shaker rekindles his relation with light in his new exhibition Light Talk, currently on display at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Zamalek
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Son of Egyptian actor Omar Sharif confirms the 83 year old has Alzheimer’s disease
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For the first time since 1987, the festival opened with a film directed by a woman
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The Egyptian pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale stirred debate among Egypt's art practitioners, revealing a growing divide between the independent art scene and state-run projects
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Ahram Online brings you a selection of culture events you might not want to miss this week in Cairo
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