Women’s Cinema Club Presents 8 Short Films at El-Hanager Cinema
The National Cinema Center will host the Women’s Cinema Club event featuring 8 short films on February 16 at El-Hanager Cinema, followed by an interactive discussion with filmmakers and audiences, highlighting the center’s efforts to support cinema and women’s creative works
The National Cinema Center, chaired by Dr. Ahmed Saleh, organizes Women’s Cinema Club activities on Monday, February 16 at 6 PM at El-Hanager Cinema in the Cairo Opera House 🎥🌟, under the supervision of film critic Shahenda Mohamed Ali.
The event will feature 8 short films representing diverse creative approaches addressing various social and women’s issues, including:
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"No Consolation for Ladies" – Director: Mohamed Zain
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"Last Nights of Summer" – Director: Fatma Yasser
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"Together" – Concept & Director: Mohamed Sameh
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"The Return" – Screenplay & Director: Osama El-Kashef
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"There Is Hope" – Screenplay & Director: Ahmed Abdel Maaboud
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"Neck of the Bottle" – Screenplay & Director: Amr El-Sadawy
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"Your Dream, Dunia" – Writer & Director: Rami Raafat
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"Smartophobias" – Writer & Director: Nour Abu Alaa
Following the screenings, an interactive panel discussion will be held, led by Shahenda Mohamed Ali, with filmmakers and audiences 🎤💬, aiming to strengthen cinematic dialogue and support creative works addressing women’s issues.
These events aim to highlight female talent in Egyptian cinema and provide a platform to discuss social and cultural issues affecting women and the general audience, while introducing attendees to contemporary artistic trends and new cinematic ideas ✨❤️.
🔹 The club’s events are open to all cinema enthusiasts, as part of the National Cinema Center’s effort to bridge filmmakers and audiences and foster creative engagement.
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