Mimi Gamal’s Aunt Passes Away, “Star & Dialogue” Event Postponed
Mimi Gamal’s aunt passed away, prompting the postponement of the “Star & Dialogue” program that was to host the actress. The event will now take place on February 2 at the Cinema Palace in Garden City, blending mourning with a celebration of her career.
The artistic scene witnessed a sad announcement yesterday as Mimi Gamal’s aunt passed away, with the family confirming that the funeral will take place today in Alexandria.
In response, the General Authority for Cultural Palaces announced the postponement of the “Star & Dialogue” program, which was set to host Mimi Gamal. The event has been rescheduled to Monday, February 2, at 7 PM, at the Cinema Palace in Garden City.
🕊️ A moment of mourning before the celebration
The postponement reflects respect for the artist’s personal circumstances and highlights the cultural institutions’ sensitivity to the emotional conditions of artists.
🎭 “Star & Dialogue”… a meeting between the audience and Mimi Gamal
The program is a cultural platform that aims to highlight artists’ careers through direct dialogue with the audience. In this edition, Mimi Gamal will discuss:
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her beginnings in cinema
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key milestones in her career
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behind-the-scenes stories with major stars
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her diverse roles that left a lasting impact
🎬 Screening of “Laf w Doran” after the session
The event will feature a screening of “Laf w Doran”, where Mimi Gamal played the role of Aida, followed by a discussion with the cast about the film’s production and behind-the-scenes insights.
📌 Why this event matters
The program offers:
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direct audience interaction
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unique artistic insights
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a chance to revisit Egyptian cinema history
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a live cultural experience inside the Cinema Palace
✨ Why such events are important
They allow the audience to understand the artists’ journeys from within the work, revealing personal and professional stories beyond social media and promotional routines.
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