All posts tagged "Filmmaking"

Throughout history, films have always been a tool for instilling inspiration and driving social change. Whether in...

From the mythical realm of ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses, to Arab Trap music: the Marvel Cinematic...

Very few things are as vulnerable as the things we keep on our phones. Fearful of all...

The Aswan International Women Film Festival (AIWFF) announced artist Sawsan Badr as the recipient of the Isis...

For artist and filmmaker Sharine Atif, creating films has been the ultimate act of healing and resisting....

“The main message behind this project is for us to realize the beauty of getting to know...

Starting from Tuesday afternoon, May 18, feminist film journal Another Screen will provide a selection of free...

The nine-to-five lifestyle has been slowly diminishing in the last several years worldwide, with “hustle” culture finding...

“Stories are what made people survive so far in history.” This is what brought Mahmoud El Far,...

“We started SYNC because we wanted to bridge the gap between professionals in the creative industry and...

We like to think that the best films are those that show us the surreal – the...

One year ago, 25-year-old Ahmed Deiab was diagnosed with congenital heart defects. Despite undergoing an open heart...

Like yin and yang, life and death have coexisted since the beginning of creation. Neither fully thrives independently,...

Acclaimed directors Lynzee Klingman and Richard Pearce arrived in Egypt to conduct a number of workshops with...

Long before the Ancient Egyptians rose to their glory, the first glimpses of a successful state were...