Following the initial screening of 'Ahl El-Qema' in the programme, Zawya Cinema will host a post-show panel discussion featuring the Egyptian filmmaker Aly Badrakhan.
The conference will foster cultural exchange among critics, writers and film enthusiasts.
The film follows the journey of 12 African musicians hailing from seven different countries along the Nile River.
As a member of the Emmy jury, Salama will join a select group of industry professionals tasked with reviewing and assessing submissions across various categories.
'Summer Thefts', Nasrallah's first feature film, premiered at Directors Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival in 1988.
Produced by Film Clinic, '19B' is headlined by Sayed Ragab, Ahmed Khaled Saleh, Nahed El Sebai, and Fadwa Abed.
Produced by Film Clinic, '19B' is headlined by Sayed Ragab, Ahmed Khaled Saleh, Nahed El Sebai, and Fadwa Abed.
Khairat will receive Angénieux camera equipment as part of the prize for her forthcoming project.
The story behind Zaza's song '60 Geneh' is about his life and upbringing.
With a career spanning 58 years and more than 40 films, Chahine is considered as one of the most prolific and relevant film directors of the MENA region.
Berlin International Film Festival will take place from February 16-26, 2023.
He will also be on the judging panel of the International Emmy Awards 2022.
Hefzy will be among a judging panel of more than 1,000 television experts from around the world.
Abouzekri began her journey in 1993 as an assistant director for the film ‘131 Hard Labour’ after graduating from the High Cinema Institute.
Last year, Netflix launched the 'Because She Created' platform to invite Arab women filmmakers to discuss the changing role of women in the Arab film industry.
'Trapped' is directed by Manal Khaled and revolves around a group of women and their lives in a patriarchal society.
'The Gate of Sun', Nasrallah's adaptation of Elias Khoury's novel, was in the Festival de Cannes' Official Selection in 2004.
Khoury has produced and co-produced around 30 feature films and documentaries that won awards in regional and international festivals.
Egyptian editor Ahmed Hafez edited the two episodes of 'Moon Light', which will premiere on Disney+ on March 30.
In the past, Hefzy has served on juries at film festivals in London, Venice, Abu Dhabi and Cairo, among others.
This is the first time an Egyptian film has won the Palme d'or for Short Films at the Festival de Cannes.
The film is co-written by director Ayten Amin and Mahmoud Ezzat in their second collaboration after 'Villa 69' (2013).
"Carnival" is the only project from Egypt and one of two projects from the Arab world to be chosen by Cannes' Atelier this year.
