After 25 years... Mohamed Amin announces a second part of a cultural film with its original cast.
Mohamed Amin is preparing a second part of the cultural film with Ahmed Rizk, Ahmed Eid, and Fathi Abdel Wahab.
Director and writer Mohamed Amin has announced the start of preparations for the second part of the famous film Cultural Film, one of the most prominent comedy works that addressed the concerns of Arab youth. Amin confirmed that the new part will feature the original cast, including Ahmed Rizk, Ahmed Eid, and Fathi Abdel Wahab, noting that the trio showed great enthusiasm to return to this cinematic experience once again.
The director explained that he will be writing and directing the film and is currently working on developing the screenplay to reflect the social and economic changes that have taken place since the release of the first part a quarter of a century ago.
Cultural Film
About Cultural Film
Cultural Film was released in 2000 and gained wide popularity at the time for addressing the crisis faced by Arab youth, especially the difficulties related to marriage and social life due to deteriorating economic conditions. The film relies on satirical comedy to portray these challenges, with the protagonists resorting to watching an adult film as a way to escape reality, highlighting a simultaneously humorous and realistic perspective.
The first part starred a distinguished cast, including Fathi Abdel Wahab, Ahmed Eid, Ahmed Rizk, Mohamed Sharaf, Suleiman Eid, Tarek Abdel Aziz, Shams, Sherif Hamdy, Soham Galal, Ahmed Azmi, and Ruby. Mohamed Amin wrote and directed the film, while the production was handled by the El Adl Group.
Latest Works of Mohamed Amin
It is worth mentioning that Mohamed Amin’s most recent cinematic work was the film 200 Pounds, which featured an ensemble cast including Isaad Younis, Hani Ramzi, Ahmed Rizk, Nelly Karim, Mai Selim, Laila Eloui, Tarek Abdel Aziz, Dina Fouad, Malak Qoura, Mohamed Farag, Ahmed El Sadony, Mahmoud Hafez, along with several guest stars such as Asser Yassin. The film was written by Ahmed Abdullah and directed by Mohamed Amin.
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