Cannes film fest selects Egyptian director Ayten Amin’s ‘Souad’ for 2020 edition
The film is co-written by director Ayten Amin and Mahmoud Ezzat in their second collaboration after 'Villa 69' (2013).
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The film is co-written by director Ayten Amin and Mahmoud Ezzat in their second collaboration after 'Villa 69' (2013).
The last date for submission is August 31.
The film is part of the festival lineup of 15 films that will screen at 96 film theatres across 80 cities from July 3-11.
Under the deal, the companies will collaborate on a wide range of multi-platform content rooted in Sony Pictures IP.
The announcement follows the reopening earlier last week of VOX Cinemas in Dubai and Ski Dubai in compliance with government guidelines.
The cinema is located on the rooftop parking space of the mall's Zabeel extension.
Each of the selected works will have only one exclusive screening, which will take place at all participating theatres at the same time.
Screenings at Movie Nights at Aljada will take place on a daily basis from 8 pm and will be free to enter on a first-come, first-served basis.
The content is available on the MUBI website and soon will also be available on its Apple and Android apps.
These 10 two-minute horror shorts are scheduled to be screened in competition in Cannes at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès.
