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The Cairo International Book Fair kicks off in spite of back-breaking challenges, Soha Hesham reports
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Just days prior to conducting the United Philharmonic Orchestra in a concert featuring soprano Fatma Said at the new Grand Egyptian Museum, renowned Egyptian maestro Nader Abbassi talks about his rich journey in music
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The first feature film on the Nakba to stream on Netflix is a haunting drama that skillfully depicts Palestinian dispossession.
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Filmmaker Ayten Amin’s second feature film discusses a very delicate matter, writes Soha Hesham
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Rania Khallaf reviews two 2023 exhibitions that started in 2022
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A new Paris exhibition explores the relationship between French sculptor Auguste Rodin and ancient Egyptian art, writes David Tresilian
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Nahed Nasr sought out Kaouther Ben Hania
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Late translator Humphrey Davies and Dutch scholar Marcel Kurpershoek have supplied new additions to NYU’s Library of Arabic Literature, underlining the scope of this important series, writes David Tresilian
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Hani Mustafa reviews the cinematic history of the Cold War
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Back from the second Red Sea International Film Festival, Nahed Nasr has more to report.
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Soha Hesham saw one of Shahid platform’s new horror productions
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Rania Khallaf spoke to Yasser Gad about his latest exhibition
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Nahed Nasr reports from the second Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah
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The 15th Panorama of the European Film kicked off last Thursday, Soha Hesham reports
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Ati Metwaly imparts the season’s musical greetings
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Hani Mustafa saw Ahmed Abdalla’s latest movie
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Fresh from the Cairo International Festival, Nahed Nasr celebrates four short films from Egypt
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