Laila Eloui Praises the Film “Hijrah” at the Red Sea Festival and Wraps Filming of “Ibn Min Fehom?”
Egyptian star Laila Eloui praises the Saudi film “Hijrah” showcased at the Red Sea International Film Festival, while also completing the shooting of her new comedy “Ibn Min Fehom?” with Bayoumi Fouad.
Actress Laila Eloui expressed her admiration for the film “Hijrah”, screened at the Red Sea International Film Festival, describing it as a captivating Saudi production from start to finish.
On Instagram, she wrote:
“‘Hijrah’ is a wonderful Saudi film. It grabbed my attention from the very first scene until the last moment.”
She added:
“Shahad Ameen delivered an exceptional screenplay and direction—smart, artistic, and visually stunning. The performances were excellent, and the locations beautifully served the story.”
She concluded:
“Congratulations to the entire team behind this magnificent work.”
“Ibn Min Fehom?” Wraps Filming 🎥✨
Meanwhile, the cast and crew of the comedy film “Ibn Min Fehom?” have completed shooting. The film reunites Laila Eloui and Bayoumi Fouad in a new comedic adventure.
The film is written by Loay El-Sayed, directed by Hesham Fathy, and co-stars rising actor Ahmed Essam El-Sayed, with more cast names to be announced soon.
Plot
The story follows Roshdy (Bayoumi Fouad), a carefree businessman whose life turns upside down when the uncompromising lawyer Magda (Laila Eloui) steps into his world.
Their journey to find Roshdy’s lost son leads to comedic events while exploring themes of responsibility, relationships, and unexpected human connections.
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