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8- 102 Dalmatians

Tagline: A spotless new tail is going to be unleashed.

In this all new tale, Cruella De Vil, play

Eid Cinema in Egypt Witnesses Absence of Veteran Stars

A major characteristic of the high season releases is the near absence of veteran Eid stars, like seductress Nadia al-Guindi, whose colossal failure in Bono Bono

Hussein Fahmi Warns World: Women Are Coming

Renowned actor Hussein Fahmi is set to begin shooting the second part of the series Ya Rigal Al A’lam Ittahidu (Men of the World, Unite) which is entitled Al Nisaa Qadimat

Ahmed Zaki… From Presidency to Science

Egyptian actor Ahmed Zaki is currently preparing to shoot a film about the Egyptian scientist Ahmed Zweil who won a Noble Prize in 1999

Sharihan Narrates an Average Day in an Egyptian Woman’s Life

Egyptian director Radwan Al Kashef has agreed with the writer Mohammed Al Bisati to transfer his novel Layali Ukhra (Other Nights) into a film costarring Sharihan.

‘Destinies’ Tackles Youth Problems in Globalization Age

Egyptian director Sherif Yehya is gearing up for shooting his new film Aqdar (Destinies) costarring Sawsan Bader and Farouq al Fishawi.

‘Al Kit Kat’ Tales Take Wing Again in ‘Nile Birds’

Egypt's old neighborhoods come to life again in Asafir Al Nil (Nile Birds), an upcoming film based on Ibrahim Asslan’s novel, which is a sequel to his work Malek Al Hazin (Heron), on which the film Al Kit Kat is based.

‘Wedding in Ramallah’: first Australian film on Palestine

Palestinian-Australian director Sherine Salama’s documentary film A Wedding in Ramallah was screened at the 49th Sydney Film Festival.

Cartoon Film Portrays Man’s Attempt to Rise Up by Using Digital Language

In the age of globalization, Syrian director Munir Jbawi thought proper to use the digital language in his short cartoon film Digital as a symbol for man’s attempts to rise up.

Wael Kfoury: Hero of Egyptian Movie

Wael Kfoury has agreed to star in a new Egyptian movie in Cairo where he will sing three different songs with the Egyptian dialect

8- The Little Vampire

Tagline: They're not just best friends. They're blood brothers.

Adapted from German author Angela

Bahram Beizaei: ‘Killing Rabid Dogs’ Shows Modern Society Contradictions

Iranian director Bahram Beizaei said that he was trying to show the social disorganization and contradictions of modern society with his film Killing Rabid Dogs.
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