Hani El Dakkak

Everything changes in the life of (Abdulaziz Al-Noss) and he turns from just a notorious pickpocket to a popular hero, after he established a national resistance movement against the English occupation, in which many people from different sectors of society join, and events follow.

When a murder brings them together, Hussein and Ali, who have just discovered that they are brothers, must put their differences aside in order to solve the case.

Yehya, post-divorce and diagnosed with Alzheimer's like his father, seizes an unexpected chance from Shabaka to pursue his dream of becoming a professional fighter. Motivated by redemption and a desire to connect with his daughter, he persuades Tambi, to train him for a final fight. Yehya struggles with memory loss striving to preserve recollections amid his challenging circumstances.

A couple's relationship experiences some ups and downs as the societal pressures put upon them get increasingly burdensome.

Upon his return to Alexandria, Khaled becomes intrigued with a graffiti mural opposite his apartment. As he pursues this further, a larger underground arts scene slowly reveals itself, composed of musicians, filmmakers, and graffiti artists. As they struggle to get their voices heard, Khaled is compelled to help them acquire some much deserved visibility.

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As Masar Egbari gathers to record their album Mabaetsh Akaaf, this documentary peels back the curtain on their creative evolution. Through the lens of this latest production, the film explores the band's enduring legacy, capturing the personal struggles, artistic triumphs, and the unyielding bond that has kept them together through the years.

Hawi is about several Egyptian citizens living in the city of Alexandria under very tough conditions. They are striving to make a living and make ends meet and all they have is hope.