Film

“After 25 January, Egypt changed,” has become a common pronouncement. And Egyptian cinema has started to adjust. Before the revolution,…

On Thursday night, Artellewa art space held a screening of “Arna’s Children,” a 2004 documentary by the late Juliano Mer-Khamis.…

While the uprisings in the Arab world have scarcely left the television screens of global audiences in recent weeks, a…

As part of life gradually returning to normal, the Italian Cultural Institute in Cairo has resumed its activities. It has…

Popular uprisings that toppled veteran leaders in the Arab world have raised hopes among north African filmmakers that the winds…

“Boy” (New Zealand). Coming-of-age films are usually little more than a list of calculated clichés— the loss of innocence, the…

In the mid 1940s, when prominent (though untalented) Egyptian actor Anwar Wagdy openly bragged to journalists about the famous actresses…

The Digital Cinema category in the Cairo International Film Festival is one not readily recognized by your average film-goer, and…

Renowned French actress Isabelle Huppert plays Babou in Marc Fitoussi’s latest feature comedy, “Copacabana,” the only French production entered in…

“Al-Shouq” (Lust) is the latest addition to a relatively new trend in Egyptian cinema: movies that realistically follow the lives…