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See - Sada Elbalad
14-03-2025
- Entertainment
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TV Series "Al Amira: Del Heta" to Screen in Second Half of Ramadan
Yara Sameh Egyptian star Yasmine Sabri's TV series "Al Amira: Del Heta" is set to be screened in the second half of the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon. It is by the lyrics of Hossam Tantawy and composed by Moataz Amin. Based on a true story, the 15-episode series features a star-studded cast, including Nicolas Mouawad, Wafaa Amer, Hala Fakher, Abed Anani, Ezzat Zain, and more. It is scripted by Mohamed Sayed Bisheer, directed by Shery Adel, and produced by Maha Selim. Sabri participated last Ramadan with the TV series " Raheel" (Departure). The cast also includes Mohamed Kelany, Ahmed Salah Hosny, Samaa Ibrahem, Ahmed Beder, Ahmad Seyam, Ezzat Zain, Hager Al Sharnouby, Arefa Abdul Rasoul, Mai El Kady, and more. It is scripted by Mohamed Abdel Moati, directed by Ibrahim Fakhr, and produced by Phenomena Media Production. The series consists of 15 episodes and marks the third collaboration between Sabri and Abdel Moati after working on 2019's "Hekayti" and 2016's "Al-Ostora".
See - Sada Elbalad
14-03-2025
- Entertainment
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"Shabab Imraa" TV Adaptation to Screen in Second Half of Ramadan
Yara Sameh Egyptian actress Ghada Abdel Razek's upcoming TV adaptation of the 1956 film "Shabab Imraa" is set to be screened in the second half of the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon. "Shabab Imraa" is one of the 100 most important films in the history of Egyptian cinema. It featured a starry cast that included the likes of Shadya, Taheyya Kariokka, Shokry Sarhan, Abdel Wareth Asar, Serag Mounir, and Fardos Mohamed. Salah Abu Seif directed the pic from a script he co-wrote alongside Amin Yousseff Ghurab and Sayid Bidir. It was screened at the 1956 Cannes Film Festival. "Shabab Imraa" chronicles the life of Imam Biltagy Hassanein (Sarhan), a young man from the countryside to study in Cairo. He rents a house in the Al-Khalifa neighborhood from a woman called Shafaat (Kariokka), who seduces him and causes him to fall back on his studies. However, Salwa (Shadya), a young close to him who has known him since childhood helps him out of the spiral, despite her father advising him to stay away from her, leading Hassanein to try to break free from Shafaat's clutches. The TV adaptation consists of 15 episodes and features Abdel Razek as Shafaat, Youssef Omar as Imam Biltagy Hassanein, Dalia Shawky as Salwa, and Mohamed Mahmoud as Am Hasbo. Tarek El Nahry, Abeer Sabry, Mahmoud Hafez, Ahmed Fathy, and Jory Bakr round out the cast of the drama. "Shabab Imraa" is scripted by Mohammed Suleiman Abdul-Malik, directed by Ahmed Hassan, and produced by Phenomena Media Production.
See - Sada Elbalad
07-03-2025
- Entertainment
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"Shabab Imraa" TV Adaptation Gets Teaser
Yara Sameh The official teaser for Egyptian actress Ghada Abdel Razek's upcoming TV adaptation of the 1956 film "Shabab Imraa" has been revealed. "Shabab Imraa" is one of the 100 most important films in the history of Egyptian cinema. It featured a starry cast that included the likes of Shadya, Taheyya Kariokka, Shokry Sarhan, Abdel Wareth Asar, Serag Mounir, and Fardos Mohamed. Salah Abu Seif directed the pic from a script he co-wrote alongside Amin Yousseff Ghurab and Sayid Bidir. It was screened at the 1956 Cannes Film Festival. "Shabab Imraa" chronicles the life of Imam Biltagy Hassanein (Sarhan), a young man from the countryside to study in Cairo. He rents a house in the Al-Khalifa neighborhood from a woman called Shafaat (Kariokka), who seduces him and causes him to fall back on his studies. However, Salwa (Shadya), a young close to him who has known him since childhood helps him out of the spiral, despite her father advising him to stay away from her, leading Hassanein to try to break free from Shafaat's clutches. The TV adaptation features Abdel Razek as Shafaat, Youssef Omar as Imam Biltagy Hassanein, Dalia Shawky as Salwa, and Mohamed Mahmoud as Am Hasbo, played by Abdel Wareth Asar in the film. Abeer Sabry, Mahmoud Hafez, Ahmed Fathy, and Jory Bakr round out the cast of the drama. It is scripted by Mohammed Suleiman Abdul-Malik, directed by Ahmed Hassan, and produced by Phenomena Media Production. "Shabab Imraa" consists of 15 episodes and is set to screen during the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Phenomena Media Production (@phenomena_media)
See - Sada Elbalad
18-02-2025
- Entertainment
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"Al Amira: Del Heta" Unveils Teaser
Yara Sameh The official teaser for Egyptian star Yasmine Sabri's upcoming TV series "Al Amira: Del Heta" has been unveiled. Based on a true story, the 15-episode series features a star-studded cast, including Nicolas Mouawad, Wafaa Amer, Hala Fakher, Abed Anani, Ezzat Zain, and more. It is scripted by Mohamed Sayed Bisheer, directed by Shery Adel, and produced by Maha Selim. "Al Amira: Del Heta" is set to be screened in the first half of the Ramadan 2025 drama marathon. Sabri participated last Ramadan with the TV series " Raheel" (Departure). The cast also includes Mohamed Kelany, Ahmed Salah Hosny, Samaa Ibrahem, Ahmed Beder, Ahmad Seyam, Ezzat Zain, Hager Al Sharnouby, Arefa Abdul Rasoul, Mai El Kady, and more. It is scripted by Mohamed Abdel Moati, directed by Ibrahim Fakhr, and produced by Phenomena Media Production. The series consists of 15 episodes and marks the third collaboration between Sabri and Abdel Moati after working on 2019's "Hekayti" and 2016's "Al-Ostora". Sabri, born on January 21, 1987, made her acting career in 2013 when she appeared in the religious program 'Khatawat El Shaytan' (The Devil's Steps) with the young preacher Moez Masoud. In 2014, she landed her first major role in a drama in the TV series 'Gabel El Helal' (El Helal Mountain) co-starring actor Mahmoud Abdelaziz. Other TV productions include "Hekayti" (2019), "Al Hisan Al Aswad" (2017), "Al-Ostora" (2016), and "Tariqi" (2015). Sabri is known for her roles in films such as "Lelyt Hana w Sorour" (2018), 'El- Dezel' (2018), and 'Gahim Fel Hend' (2016).
