Amr Salama

Months after Hosni Mubarak stepped down, Egyptians country-wide seem determined to maintain the insurgency until their demands are met. It is therefore too premature to expect filmmakers to imagine fictions that convey the unimaginable experience of the uprising. A different predicament hangs over documentary cinema, and Tahrir 2011 is a laudable attempt to steer away from reportage and reflect on what historians will index as the first chapter of the uprising. (imdb)

After realising he is the only Christian student in a predominantly Muslim school, a young boy attempts to blend in amongst his new peers.

A woman with AIDS faces prejudice in the conservative Egyptian society.

An Islamic cleric has a crisis of faith when he hears the news that his childhood idol, Michael Jackson, has died.