Cast, Crew Celebrate Special Screening of 'Fe Ezz El-Dohr'
Mohamed Mandour
The cast and crew of the Egyptian action-thriller Fe Ezz El-Dohr gathered in Cairo for a special screening of the film ahead of its official theatrical release.
The film stars internationally acclaimed Egyptian-Canadian actor Mena Massoud in his first leading role in an Egyptian production. He is joined by a prominent ensemble cast including Eman El Assi, Sherine Reda, Bayoumi Fouad, Mohamed Ali Rizk, Jamila Awad, Mahmoud Hegazy, and Mohamed Ezz.
Fe Ezz El-Dohr — written by Karim Sorour and directed by Morcos Adel — unfolds within a suspenseful action-packed narrative. It tells the story of a young Egyptian man who becomes the youngest member of an international mafia. Assigned a dangerous mission in Egypt, he soon finds himself torn between his loyalty to his roots and his desperate struggle to survive in a world that forces him into difficult and unexpected choices.
The film's premiere drew a wide array of celebrities, filmmakers, and fans, all eager to witness Mena Massoud's long-anticipated debut in Arabic-language cinema.
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