El Set" Starring Mona Zaki Premieres in Egyptian Cinemas Today
Today, Wednesday, Egyptian audiences can watch "El Set" starring Mona Zaki, a dramatic musical film that revives the life story of Arab music icon Umm Kulthum in a fresh and captivating way
Starting today, Wednesday, December 10, cinemas across Egypt welcome audiences to watch "El Set", one of the most anticipated releases of the season. The film presents a new dramatic approach to the life of Umm Kulthum, highlighting her journey from early beginnings to her peak moments, showcasing the artistic and human milestones that shaped her legacy. 🎤✨
Mona Zaki embodies Umm Kulthum with a performance requiring exceptional acting skill, given the historical and cultural weight of the character, making it one of her most challenging roles. 👏💖
The release follows wide positive reactions since the official trailer, along with an acclaimed premiere at the Marrakech Film Festival. The film is expected to draw large crowds during its initial days, especially fans of biographical, musical, and high-quality dramatic works. 🌍✨
Cinemas across all Egyptian governorates are screening the film, with additional shows to accommodate the high demand for this monumental work. 🎟️🎶
El Set is written by Ahmed Mourad, directed by Marwan Hamed, and produced by Ahmed Badawy, Tamer Morsi, Mohamed Hefzy, Fady Fahim, Wael Abdallah. The cast includes:
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Mona Zaki 🌟
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Mohamed Farag
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Ahmed Khaled Saleh
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Tamer Nabil
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Sayed Ragab
The film also features prominent guest stars: Ahmed Helmy, Amr Saad, Karim Abdel Aziz, Nelly Karim, Amna Khalil. 🎬💖
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