"Cinema is about the fusion of all the arts—it's where literature, painting, photography, music, and theater all collide into one experience."
يُعد فيلم أرزِه للمخرجة ميرا شعيب إنجازًا سينمائيًا متألقًا في بساطته، إذ يمزج بين الفكاهة والعاطفة لتناول تعقيدات المجتمع اللبناني العميقة. يبدأ الفيلم كمهمة بسيطة
Director Mira Shaib’s Arzé is a cinematic triumph in simplicity, infusing humor and heart into a poignant exploration of Lebanese society’s deep-seated complexities. What begins
In an era where horror films often rush to shock without substance, “Speak No Evil” stands apart by playing a more sophisticated game with its
Imagine a reunion dinner with old friends, a remote mansion, and an invention that promises to change everything. That’s how It’s What’s Inside begins—intriguing, unsettling,
Don’t Move (2024), directed by Brian Netto and Adam Schindler, dives into the fractured psyche of Iris, portrayed by Kelsey Asbille (known from Yellowstone)—a mother
Ancient Egypt has always lived at the intersection of fact and imagination. For us Egyptians, it’s not just history it’s part of who we are.
Attending the Arab Cinema Rising: From Local to Global masterclass at the 46th Cairo International Film Festival was like stepping into the engine room of
We were about to learn from a man who didn’t just make comedies—he redefined them. Mohamed Abdel Aziz spoke not about jokes, but about life,
Why Has Horror Never Found a True Place in Egyptian Cinema? Egyptian cinema is one of the oldest film industries in the world, dating back