All posts tagged "cinema"

Egyptian film “Bab El Wadaa’” (Gate of Departure) received six awards at the 42nd Egyptian Cinema Film...

By Samir Shalabi and Enas El Masry In Egypt, a country that often portrays itself as conservative...

By Rana Khaled The fourth annual Luxor Egyptian and European Film festival—dedicated to Egyptian actor Lobna Abdel...

By Rana Khaled, Daily News Egypt Filmmakers and cinema critics have been complaining of the centralisation of...

The 37th Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF) opened on Wednesday with a selection including 120 films from...

Update 6 December 2016: this film will premiere at Zawya Cinema at 7:30 on Wednesday, 7 December for...

Egypt mourns the loss of one of its most esteemed actors, Nour El-Sherif, who has passed away...

Sunlight peaked through the glass panes of a mysterious, rustic downtown Cairo bookstore, located just meters away...

By Rana Khaled Have you ever imagined that the visually impaired might still have a chance to...

Egyptian-born cinema legend Omar Sharif has passed away on Friday afternoon due to a heart attack at...

By Nada Deyaa’ The silver screen frequently spoke the tongue of the silent nations, carving the history...

The screening of Egyptian filmmaker Mohanad Diab’s short documentary Tahra’s Life at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival...

Cinema, since its early introductions, has been a window for people to peak into new worlds distant...

Legendary Egyptian actor Omar Sharif, known for his roles in Lawrence of Arabia and Doctor Zhivago, is...

Cinema, unlike many forms of art and literature, can be very easy to grasp. It opens up...

“You are not allowed to do this here,” boomed a slightly underweight and frail-looking security guard at...

Egyptian cinema has been known to portray the lives of everyday Egyptians. It has often addressed issues and...