Free Special Screening of “EgyBest” on Eid’s Eve at Metro Cinema
Ahmed Malek, Marwan Pablo, and Michelle Milad announced a free special screening of “EgyBest” on Eid’s Eve at Metro Cinema in downtown Cairo, with 400 lucky fans winning tickets through an online spin wheel.
In a unique initiative, Ahmed Malek, Marwan Pablo, and Michelle Milad revealed a free special screening of “EgyBest” on Eid’s Eve 🎉, hosted at Metro Cinema, downtown Cairo.
✨ Screening Details:
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The cast will join the audience in an informal atmosphere.
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Fans can try their luck on the spin wheel at egybestmovie.com to win 400 free tickets 🎟️.
🎥 About the Film:
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Written by Ahmed Hosny and directed by Marwan Abdel Moneim.
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Based on true events, it follows the founders of EgyBest, one of the most famous piracy sites in the Arab world.
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The film tracks two childhood friends from El Marg district in Cairo, whose passion for cinema leads to a successful project that changes their lives, highlighting legal and ethical challenges in the digital age 💻.
💬 Producer Tarek Nasser’s Comment:
"‘EgyBest’ is more than a story about piracy; it represents the ambitions of an entire generation, exploring friendship, love, and the balance between passion and responsibility. Featuring talents like Ahmed Malek, Salma Abu Deif, and Marwan Pablo making his acting debut, we are confident it will be a standout addition to Egyptian cinema."
📲 Facebook Engagement 💬: Who’s excited to watch “EgyBest” on Eid’s Eve? Will you try your luck on the spin wheel to win free tickets?
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