Official poster revealed for Egyptian film ‘The Brink of Dreams’
The docu-film is the first Egyptian film to win the prestigious L'Œil d'or (Golden Eye Award) for Best Documentary Film at the 77th Cannes Film Festival.
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The docu-film is the first Egyptian film to win the prestigious L'Œil d'or (Golden Eye Award) for Best Documentary Film at the 77th Cannes Film Festival.
MAD World has released the film’s posters before it heads to BFI London and El Gouna film festivals.
The film will premier at the upcoming seventh edition of the El Gouna Film Festival.
Eighty-nine influential Arab film critics will whet the films to announce the winner at the El Gouna Film Festival.
His contributions to cinema extend to his production company, Al-Batrik, established in the 1990s, as well as the film magazine The Seventh Art, which published for seven years.
'Les Chenilles' is a directorial debut of the Lebanese duo Michelle and Noel Keserwany.
The 21 selected projects bring stories from 13 Arab nations, involving co-productions from nine international collaboration.
The 90-minute feature film was filmed entirely in Siwa and includes a cast of prominent Egyptian stars.
This year, CineGouna Market will be more focused on the MENA region’s production, and distribution companies.
The film festival will also be introducing a new section, CineGouna Shorts, dedicated to short films.
'Les Chenilles' is a directorial debut of the Lebanese duo Michelle and Noel Keserwany.
The selected films, which include both narratives and documentaries, represent some of the finest works presented in international cinema over the past year.
'Aisha Can't Fly Away' becomes first Egyptian film to win La Biennale di Venezia Prize at Final-Cut in Venice
The film has received significant support, including grants from the El Gouna Film Festival and recognition from the CineGouna Platform.
The selected projects will be invited to GFF where the filmmakers will be pitching their films to a jury of industry professionals.
In 2019, Hamed served as the head of the Short Film Competition jury at the El Gouna Film Festival.
Shalaby is the first Egyptian and Arab to receive an Emmy Award nomination.
Egyptian filmmaker and journalist Ibrahim Nash’at takes viewers behind the scenes of the Taliban’s first year back in power.
This film follows Palestinian actress Hiam Abbas and filmmaker’s daughter Lina as they journey through the memories of four generations of daring Palestinian women in their home village of Deir ...
The films will compete for Best Live-Action Short Over 15 Minutes, Best Student International Short, and the Bridging the Borders Jury Award.
The Toronto Arab Film Festival began in 2017 to address the absence of Arab films in Toronto's film programming.
'Trapped', directed by Manal Khaled, explores the lives of a group of women navigating a patriarchal society.
The event will feature a curated film programme dedicated to supporting emerging talents, providing a space for industry professionals to come together over a two-day programme.
‘Les Chenilles’, a short film by Michelle and Noël Keserwany, recently premiered in the Arab world at the El Gouna Film Festival, where it was named Best Arab Short Film. ...
Director Amr Salama collaborated with emerging Egyptian rapper Ziad Zaza, marking Zaza’s inaugural venture into the realm of acting.
'The Red Sea Makes Me Wanna Cry' was Alrjoob's thesis film at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne.
Filmmakers who wish to submit their work can find the entry form on the festival’s official website.
Mohamed Kordofani both wrote and directed the film, which is a collaborative effort among talents from Sudan, Sweden, Germany, Saudi Arabia, France, and Egypt.
Al-Timimi's new role is that of strategic advisor, in which he will continue to offer guidance to the team and help develop the event.
The festival continues under the patronage of El Gouna Founder, Engineer Samih Sawiris, and is presented by Orascom Development, with the support of Festival Founder, Engineer Naguib Sawiris.
MAD Solutions has recently announced the acquisition of '60 Pounds', a film loosely based on a Ziad Zaza song.
Through these four diverse narratives, MAD Solutions continues its commitment to showcasing compelling storytelling and fostering cultural exchange on the global cinematic stage.
The film features burgeoning young Jordanian actor Mohamed Nizar, who is represented by MAD Rising Celebrity.
All signs point to a flourishing Arabic content sector in 2024 with Saudi Arabia contributing significantly to the advancement of this sector.
The film is produced by Amjad Abu Alala’s Station Films and co-produced by Ali Alarabi, CEO and founder of Ambient Light.
The film features burgeoning young Jordanian actor Mohamed Nizar, who is represented by MAD Rising Celebrity.
The film is produced by Amjad Abu Alala’s Station Films and co-produced by Ali Alarabi, CEO and founder of Ambient Light.
The Cinema for Humanity Audience Award at the El Gouna Film Festival honours 'Goodbye Julia', directed by Mohamed Kordofani from Sudan.
The fund is designed to discover new cinematic voices that have developed original narratives through the acquisition of initial funding.
The film features burgeoning young Jordanian actor Mohamed Nizar, who is represented by MAD Rising Celebrity.
The selected films are scheduled for screening at Zawya Cinema from December 17 to 23, 2023.
The film is produced by Amjad Abu Alala’s Station Films and co-produced by Ali Alarabi, CEO and founder of Ambient Light.
The programme will showcase a varied lineup of speakers, encompassing local, regional, and international talents, fostering a connection between different generations and individuals with diverse paths in the film industry.
'Les Chenilles' is a directorial debut of the Lebanese duo Michelle and Noel Keserwany.
In an effort to diversify its offerings, this edition of GFF will feature a special programme dedicated to Palestinian cinema.
The programme is expected to foster empathy and understanding, contributing to a broader conversation about shared human experiences.
Accreditation for the festival is available across five categories, catering to different interests and roles within the film industry.
The festival will be held without any celebrations, underscoring El Gouna Film Festival's continued solidarity with the Palestinian people.
After the screening, a Q&A session featuring the film director and cast will offer a chance to explore further the realm of this feature film.
It is a story about two women who represent the complicated relationship and differences between Northern and Southern Sudanese communities.
It is a story about two women who represent the complicated relationship and differences between Northern and Southern Sudanese communities.
The film is produced by Amjad Abu Alala’s Station Films and co-produced by Ali Alarabi, CEO and founder of Ambient Light.
It is a story about two women who represent the complicated relationship and differences between Northern and Southern Sudanese communities.
Initially screening in cinemas across the Greater Cairo Area and Alexandria, the film is now launching in Gouna and El-Gharbiya’s Tanta.
The Carthage Film Festival is the fourth regional event making such an announcement.
The festival will resume when the situation in the region stabilises.
The movie was to be screened at the El Gouna Film Festival which was postponed to October 27,
14 films from India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal, have been selected in the South Asia Competition category.
The sixth edition of the festival will now run from October 27 to November 2, 2023.
Sudanese production walks away with the Press Jury and Audience awards at The War on Screen festival, the only film festival that offers a reflection on the conflict and its ...
