Asmaa Galal and Asser Yassin Shine at the Special Screening of "If the Cat is Gone"
The special screening of "If the Cat is Gone" gathered the film's stars and creators, with fans eagerly awaiting the release of the official song "Qalbak Talaga," revealing the first musical glimpse of the film.
The special screening of "If the Cat is Gone" took place today at a mall, attended by the film's cast and creators, amid an atmosphere full of excitement and audience engagement.
The event brought together Asser Yassin and his wife, Asmaa Galal, Mohamed El Sharnouby, Mayan El Sayed, Mohamed Shaheen, and the writer Ayman Watar, along with several other prominent actors.
As the New Year approaches, fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the official film song "Qalbak Talaga" today, offering the first glimpse into the movie's musical world. The song, written by Mona El Qi’i, composed by Aziz El Shafie, and performed by Fares Sakar, blends emotion and rhythm, setting the stage for one of the most anticipated films of the season.
The film will premiere in Egyptian cinemas on December 31, and will be released across the Arab world starting January 8.
Written by Ayman Watar and directed by Sara Noah in her first feature-length project, the film unfolds in a social comedy setting, featuring Mohamed Shaheen, Ali Sobhi, Samah Anwar, Entesar, among others, creating a complete artistic ensemble eagerly awaited by audiences.
Egyptian actress Amina Khalil has captured the attention of her followers with a new summer photoshoot shared on social media. Appearing in a relaxed casual look against a sandy backdrop, the actress received strong reactions from fans praising her natural style and elegant presence. Her latest appearance comes amid an active period in her career, following the completion of her scenes in the highly anticipated series “The Prince,” starring Ahmed Ezz and directed by Stephen Hopkins, as well as her recent success in “Lam Shamsiya” and her continued presence in Egyptian cinema through films such as “X Marati” and “Shako.”
The Documentary Channel is preparing to broadcast “Hani Shenouda: Memories in a Final Interview” at 10 p.m. on Wednesday, offering viewers a rare personal testimony recorded inside the late Egyptian musician’s home shortly before his death. The documentary traces Shenouda’s journey from his childhood in Tanta and his move to Cairo to the creation of the “Egyptians” band, his role in reshaping Egyptian popular music, and his early support for future stars such as Mohamed Mounir and Amr Diab. The film also explores his influential work in film and television scoring, children’s music, patriotic songs and his final efforts to reinterpret his classic works with younger musicians.
The world of Nobel Prize-winning Egyptian novelist Naguib Mahfouz will come alive once again through “Mahfouz’s Star: Stories of Mahfouz and Al-Gamaliya,” a storytelling workshop taking place at the Naguib Mahfouz Museum as part of the ongoing “Year of Naguib Mahfouz” celebrations. Led by storyteller and “Masahat Al-Hekaya” founder Mai Abdel Salam, the event combines storytelling, literary memory and a tour of Mahfouz’s personal belongings, offering participants a new way to explore the characters, places and human stories that shaped his literary universe.
Mohamed Abbas El-Gendy Mourns His Father’s Passing.. Filmmakers’ Syndicate Announces Funeral Details
The father of Egyptian film producer Mohamed Abbas El-Gendy has passed away, prompting the Egyptian Filmmakers’ Syndicate to issue an official condolence statement. The funeral is scheduled for Thursday, September 3, 2026, following Maghrib prayers at the family cemetery in Itay El-Baroud, Beheira. The news has brought a wave of sympathy for El-Gendy and his family as colleagues and members of the Egyptian entertainment industry extend their condolences.
