World Premiere of “Donia” Lights Up Aswan Women Film Festival
The Aswan International Women Film Festival hosts the world premiere of the Egyptian-Tunisian film “Donia,” starring Mohamed Moharram and Najla Ben Abdallah, amid strong critical anticipation.
In a cinematic atmosphere celebrating women’s voices and social issues, the Aswan International Women Film Festival presents the world premiere of the Egyptian-Tunisian film “Donia” as part of its official competition, highlighting the strength of Arab cinematic collaboration.
World Premiere in Aswan
The film is scheduled to screen at 7:00 PM, attended by its cast including actor Mohamed Moharram and Tunisian producer Magdy Al-Husseini, in an event expected to attract strong critical and audience attention.
Cast and Arab Production Collaboration
The film stars Mohamed Moharram and Najla Ben Abdallah, and is produced by Magdy Al-Husseini and Said Al-Saidi, directed by Khalil Al-Bahri, bringing together Egyptian and Tunisian creative expertise.
Human Story with Realistic Vision
“Donia” is a feature drama that focuses on a deeply human narrative reflecting real-life issues, enriched by the diverse backgrounds of its creators, giving it a unique position in the festival’s official competition.
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