
Film "Ana La Habibi" Is Finally Coming to Streaming Soon
Egyptian stars Karim Fahmy and Yasmin Raeis' film "Ana La Habibi" is finally coming to streaming.
The star-studded film was released in cinemas on February 2, 2023, and is streaming soon on the "Shahid" streaming platform in conjunction with Valentine's Day.
It also stars Sawsan Badr, Bayoumi Fouad, Ahmed Malek, Mohamed El Sharnouby, and others. The film is scripted by Mahmoud Zahran, directed by Hadi El Bagoury, and produced by Ahmed El Sobky.
The film's official logline reads: "Haunted by her lover's mysterious disappearance, Laila tries to move on with someone new. Controlled by her fear of loneliness, she struggles between being tied to the past and letting herself love again,".
Fahmy, born on December 4, 1982, graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry in Cairo and began in the entertainment industry in 2010.
He made his acting debut in the TV series 'Ard Khas' (Special Screening), playing his real character: a dentist dreaming of becoming an actor and leaving his job to pursue his dream.
Fahmy has also penned the script of films such as 'Bebo we Basher' (2011), 'Mr. and Mrs. Oweis' (2012), and 'Hatouli Ragel' (2013).
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