The play revolves around Zaghloul, a simple employee at the tourism company, who discovers that he works for drug dealers in the form of the owners of the company. Zaghloul tries to fall into this gang with poison sellers, whom he considers to be the bad guys and children of Dracula.
A play on the Baba and the gang of starring: success of the wave of the glory of Zaki Mr. Azmi Mamdouh and Wafi Hassan al-Deeb Abdul Aziz Isa
The comedy comedy in the hospital Starring: Ahmed Rateb Fouad Khalil Mohammed El - Sawy Hala Fakher Mohamed Shweihi Ashraf Youssef
Theatrical comedy review Manoor Ya Pasha starring Mohammed Najem Omar Hariri Samah Anwar Inas Makki Zia Al Mirghani
A comedy about the life of the young man Zaki, who dreams of becoming a famous singer and actor and in order to realize his dream is exposed to many interesting and exciting comedy situations
Lenin Ramli presents an excellent drama of Seiko, which can be seen from more than one perspective as a result of overlapping voices and multiple levels of dialogue. Of course, the names of the characters were carefully chosen to match the projections of the play which could be considered as cutting off part of the society to melt it up and progress in another society
The story revolves around (Charnopi) the man who is a poor brother who dies and leave him after five children of orphans to care for them and care and raise them, and despite the excellence of the extreme but the children of his late brother push him to spend and do this act which is contrary to nature.
Fairuz "The Story of a Lifetime", it showed a rare interview of her. Her early life, her establishment of as a new star and her relationship with Assi and the family.
The story of the play revolves around the divorce of Nora Hala Sedqi from Hamdi, her husband Nabil al-Hagrassi, and then her father Hassan Hosni tries to find an analyst to marry Hamdi again and then the choice is made by Zerbeeh Mohammed Najm, telling him that Mayor Moslehi, his uncle Zakaria Mawafi, does not like divorce and if he comes to them. A visit and an absolute view will deprive her of the inheritance they forced him to change his name from Zerbeih to Hamdi, but her first husband comes Hamdi and confesses to him the fact that Zerbeeh is surprised by the truth and knew his fiancé Suhayr Barouni's wife had married another woman and cried and cried but she loved Hamdi and left Zerbeeh and loved Nora Zrbeeh and agreed to keep her husband married The play ends . The play was a great success in Egypt and some Arab countries
10 year old Molouk who seeking to preside over surviving children lives her friends by pulling out copper write from ruined houses.
Salma Shamel’s Those That Tremble as if They Were Mad is a wry lamentation of a future not grasped. In the aftermath of Egypt’s 2011 revolution a government committee was set up to compile an archive of the revolution’s events, only to be dissolved following a coup. Through a parade of the committee’s ephemera of CD-ROMs, certificates and contracts, Those That Tremble mourns what could have been, to a soundscape of mass distress.
The woman in the film returns to Beirut after many years of absence. Her return wasn't meant, she came to bury her mother. A walk at dawn leads her deep into the city which on its turn leads her to Abdallah, her past lover. But the gap of time, space and experience make this encounter impossible, or elsewhere.
Director’s brother, Mustapha, disappeared for almost one year. He cut any contact with us, his family that lived then in fear and distress. One evening, after his long absence, the mother received a phone call. He had settled down in the Madrasa Nahlia, a Koranic school of religious teaching in the mountains, 90 km from Marrakech. Through a monologue in the form of a letter, the director dialogues with his brother, remembering their childhood and observing the simplicity, austerity and serenity of the madrasa.
Salah has always been a shepherd. It is a fate that was chosen for him by his parents when he was still a child. Moving constantly between pastures in the mountains and on the plains of the Moroccan Atlas mountains with his family, he has handed down traditions and knowledge to his children, who take care of the herds today. It is a nomadic life made up of sacrifices, fatigue and long journeys through unspoilt landscapes in an often hostile climate. The young people carry out the roles that life has assigned to them, dreaming of moving to the city and awaiting an uncertain future.
A short film about sadness, Silence and emptiness
In this two-part tour through the streets of Lebanon, a colorful Palestinian cab driver offers offhand insight into the region’s fraught political and social climate through boisterous serenades and excitable outbursts.
1991 revolves around a FaceTime phone conversation between the filmmaker, an Iraqi asylum-seeker living in the United States, and his mother, Bushra Alsaegh, an Iraqi immigrant living in Turkey while she awaits approval to immigrate to the United States. The film shows how a relationship can become virtual and symbolic across forced distance.
After the Nazi invasion of France in 1940, the pro-Vichy government arrested a group of anti-Nazi rebels and interned them in a detention centre in southern Algeria. Among these exiles at Ein Askar camp in Djelfa was a global intellectual figure who experienced an incident that had a great impact on her life.
A short documentary that tells the stories of Yemeni refugees living in Markazi Refugee Camp.
During a clandestine tour in Italy, an interview between an immigrant and two journalists takes an unexpected turn. The disclosed events prove to be dreadful.
