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‘Metro’ available to friends, not family

‘Metro’ available to friends, not family

"Metro,” Magdy El Shafee’s fast-paced first graphic novel, is now available in Italian and in English. The heist thriller will…
The Virgin, the Copts and Us: Film shatters stereotypes with ingenuity

The Virgin, the Copts and Us: Film shatters stereotypes with ingenuity

Following its award-winning spree at the Third Doha Tribeca Film Festival, the 2012 Berlinale and the 15th Ismailia International Film…
Searching for a new musical inspiration

Searching for a new musical inspiration

Last weekend, Lebanese singer Oumeima El Khalil performed with composer and pianist Hani Siblini for two consecutive nights at El…
Film screening in Egyptian Museum cancelled due to sudden exorbitant fee

Film screening in Egyptian Museum cancelled due to sudden exorbitant fee

Egypt's Ministry of State for Antiquities requested the sum of LE22,000 from the producers of "Sound from the Hallways", a…
Critic’s pick: Art from the ‘happy’ Olympic Games

Critic’s pick: Art from the ‘happy’ Olympic Games

The official motto of the Munich Olympic Games in 1972 was "Die Heiteren Spiele," or The Happy Games. The Federal…
Ibrahim Batout’s new film to premiere in Venice

Ibrahim Batout’s new film to premiere in Venice

"Winter of Discontent," Ibrahim Batout's latest film, will have its exclusive world premiere in this year's Venice International Film Festival.…
Exploring Cairo’s literary streets

Exploring Cairo’s literary streets

We all learn about cities through fiction, from the experiences of the stories' narrators and protagonists. Even when we live…
Update: Oldest Pharaonic boat discovered

Update: Oldest Pharaonic boat discovered

French archaeologists have discovered a roughly 5,000-year-old pharaonic solar boat in an expedition in Abu Rawash, west of the Egyptian…
The people’s friend or foe?

The people’s friend or foe?

Sixty years after the 1952 revolution, the legacy of both President Gamal Abdel Nasser and his regime remain fraught territory.…
‘Judgment Day’ leaves the reader to judge TV imam

‘Judgment Day’ leaves the reader to judge TV imam

The imam who narrates Rasha al-Ameer’s “Judgment Day” is pulled in at least six different directions. The novel’s central character is…
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