Hani Mustafa saw Moon Knight
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Last Friday the Egyptian entertainment industry lost one of its pillars. For over 60 years Samir Sabri was a compelling performer, producer and host, acting and signing as well as engaging prominent figures in some of the most memorable radio and television conversations.
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Hani Mustafa looks at two suspense thrillers in this year’s Ramadan TV fare.
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Al-Ahram Weekly highlights six of the 11th Luxor African Film Festival’s documentaries
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Hani Mustafa introduces a new round of the Luxor African Film Festival
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Al-Ahram Weekly sums up the controversy surrounding Netflix’s Arabic version of the Italian film Perfect Strangers.
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Hani Mustafa enjoyed Nadine Khan’s second feature film
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Al-Ahram Weekly celebrates 12 months of film.
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Attending three films at the 43rd Cairo Film Festival, Hani Mustafa professes optimism
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Al-Ahram Weekly attended the 43rd Cairo International Film Festival press conference on Sunday.
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Takings stock of El Gouna Film Festival’s biggest controversy this year: film Reesh (Feathers)
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From the political to the human, over five rounds El Gouna Film Festival has treated the audience to films from all over the world and in all kinds of styles
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Reviewing the latest American production on Palestine: Oslo, produced and broadcast by HBO
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Al-Ahram Weekly seeks out the theme of terrorism in this year’s Ramadan drama
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Al-Ahram Weekly wraps up the Luxor African Film Festival
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One can hardly believe it’s been a decade already
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Curfew is Egyptian filmmaker Amir Ramses’s new offering
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The renowned Egyptian screenwriter's main cause over his 53-year career was the plight of the deprived and the oppressed
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It would be impossible to think about Arab cinema in 2011-2020 without taking into account the decade’s political and economic circumstances...
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