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Nadine Labaki continues to shine in ‘Where Do We Go Now?’

Nadine Labaki continues to shine in ‘Where Do We Go Now?’

Lebanese writer-director Nadine Labaki’s new film “Where Do We Go Now?” premiered in the Un Certain Regard section of the…
Director defends Egypt’s revolutionary contribution to Cannes film festival

Director defends Egypt’s revolutionary contribution to Cannes film festival

The 64th Cannes Film Festival opened on 11 May, and Egypt has been given pride of place as the first…
Culture Ministry cancels international film festival

Culture Ministry cancels international film festival

The Ministry of Culture announced Wednesday that it would cancel the Cairo International Film Festival this year due to the…
Catholic film festival canceled due to security fears

Catholic film festival canceled due to security fears

Organizers of the Egyptian Catholic Center Film Festival canceled its 2011 edition, citing security risks. Due to recent sectarian unrest…
Egypt in Tribeca: ‘Cairo Exit’ and revolution at the Tribeca Film Festival

Egypt in Tribeca: ‘Cairo Exit’ and revolution at the Tribeca Film Festival

The tenth Tribeca Film Festival in New York, which ended yesterday, brought around 80 international films from more than 30…
Egypt first-time guest at Cannes film festival

Egypt first-time guest at Cannes film festival

The Cannes International Film Festival on Thursday announced a new plan to host a "guest country" at the festival each…
Egyptian film hopes to be liberated by revolution

Egyptian film hopes to be liberated by revolution

New York--Before a popular revolt ousted Egypt's autocratic president this year, it seemed certain that a film about the desperation…
CAM Festival presents 31 shorts films on the revolution

CAM Festival presents 31 shorts films on the revolution

Taking revolution as its main theme, the CAM Film Festival for short films opened its first session yesterday at the…
Filmmakers hope to shine light on Mubarak’s final hours in office

Filmmakers hope to shine light on Mubarak’s final hours in office

Two filmmakers are waiting the approval of state censors and the Supreme Council of Armed Forces to shoot a film…
The revolution reshapes Egyptian cinema

The revolution reshapes Egyptian cinema

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