Bukra” Shines at Women’s Cinema Club: A Journey Between Past and Present
The feature film “Bukra” was screened at the Women’s Cinema Club, blending suspense and fantasy, followed by a thoughtful discussion on the possibility of changing the future without paying for the past, attended by prominent filmmakers and critics.
🌟 A Unique Cinematic Evening
The National Cinema Center under the supervision of film critic Shahenda Mohamed Ali hosted the Women’s Cinema Club, screening the feature film “Bukra” in an evening combining suspense and fantasy, raising existential questions about the impact of the past on our present and whether the future can be altered without paying for yesterday.
🎭 Notable Attendance
The screening was attended by producer Hesham Suleiman, Dr. Ashraf Zaki, Head of the Actors’ Syndicate, and Dr. Medhat El-Kashef, Professor at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, alongside filmmakers, critics, and cinema enthusiasts, creating a vibrant artistic atmosphere.
📽️ Film Storyline
The film follows an Egyptian girl living in Dubai who mysteriously communicates with a man from a different time through an old laptop, leading her into a series of events that uncover secrets no one was ready to face, blending a fragmented present with a past coming back to life.
🎬 Creative Team
Written by Mohamed Barakat and Mohamed Samir, cinematography by Mahdy Aoun, director of photography Youssef El-Mallah, stylist Iman Hasaballah, makeup by Nour El Hoda El Abed, mixing Mix Art Studio, produced by Puzzle Studio.
💬 Interactive Discussion
Film critic Shahenda Mohamed Ali led a discussion after the screening with the creators and the audience, exploring the artistic and intellectual aspects of the work and audience engagement with the story.
📌 Monthly Event
The Women’s Cinema Club is held monthly on the third Monday, under the National Cinema Center, inviting the public and cinema enthusiasts to participate in the events.
📌 Final Closing:
Women’s Cinema… an artistic and cultural dialogue that opens doors to creativity 🎬✨
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