Author: Adham Youssef

Stylistically bold and morally furious, Ali Tamim’s ‘Noah’ rejects the sanitized, sociological gaze usually cast on racialized communities in Germany to expose the emotional architecture of racism.

Like Youssef Chahine’s quadrilogy, which explored his and his family’s defeats, shames, and victories, Namir Abdel Messeeh’s tenderhearted documentary ‘Life After Siham’ turns private mourning into a quiet, searching act of cinema.

After a decade of involvement with the Cairo Intl. Film Festival, Mohamed Tarek steps into the leadership position, prioritizing viewers and revitalizing programming.

A journey through love and feelings left unsaid, ‘Triangle of Love’ turns everyday speech into an archive of attachment and grief.

A small domestic malfunction unveils suffocating routine and bureaucratic absurdity in Yasser Shafiey’s Kafkaesque dark comedy ‘Complaint No. 713317’.