Nahed Nasr surveys pro-Palestinian Israeli films
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Nahed Nasr spoke to the two leads in the Sudanese film sensation that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival
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Nahed Nasr met with the director and artistic director of the sixth El Gouna Film Festival
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During the past weeks, the rights of workers in film and television have come to the fore with dozens of prominent film artists – directors, screenwriters, editors, sound engineers, costume and set designers – joining a movement unprecedented in decades.
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Nahed Nassr reports on the fourth Amman International Film Festival
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Nahed Nasr profiles one of Greater Cairo’s more remarkable cultural initiatives
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Last Friday, at the Goethe-Institut in Cairo, Hany El-Metennawy’s theatre troupe El-Shanta (or ‘The Bag’), which he founded, staged the premiere of Nefertiti: Queen of the City of Light, a stage reading, written and directed by El-Metennawy.
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This week El Gouna Film Festival named the prominent filmmaker Marianne Khoury artistic director of the sixth round, with which the festival is resuming its activities after a year-long hiatus. Khoury said the decision reflects shared goals and expectations.
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On the occasion of its restoration, Al Ahram Weekly celebrates one of Yousry Nasrallah’s most acclaimed films
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A summing up of the Arab contribution to the Cannes Film Festival this year.
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Nahed Nasr spoke to filmmaker Morad Mostafa, whose film is premiering this week at the Cannes Festival
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Against the backdrop of the crisis in Sudan, Nahed Nasr provides a history of Sudanese film
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Nahed Nasr celebrates a remarkable Ramadan TV tradition
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Nahed Nasr takes stock of this year’s Ismailia Film Festival
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Nahed Nasr profiles the American-British filmmaker Margaret Glover, who co-wrote and co-produced the Iraqi film Hanging Gardens
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Nahed Nasr enjoyed the season’s theatrical sensation
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Nahed Nasr made the rounds of the Cairo International Book Fair
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Nahed Nasr celebrates the work of Saudi filmmakers
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Nahed Nasr sought out Kaouther Ben Hania
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Back from the second Red Sea International Film Festival, Nahed Nasr has more to report.
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