Amina Mohamed

✨ Amina Mohamed ✨

(1908 – 1985)

Egyptian actress, director, dancer, stuntwoman, and film producer

🟠 Born: March 25, 1908 – Tanta, Egypt

🔵 Died: March 16, 1985 (aged 76) – Cairo, Egypt

🟢 Profession: Film Director 🎬 – Actress 🎭 – Screenwriter ✍️

🟡 Languages: Arabic 🇪🇬

🟣 Journalism Career: Worked for magazines 📖 Rose Al-Youssef, Al-Sabah, Magalaty

🎭 Early Career

✅ Began her theater career in 1922 with Ali Al-Kassar’s troupe

✅ Later joined Ramses Troupe after meeting Youssef Wahbi in 1924

✅ Performed with several famous theater troupes, including:

🎭 Naguib Al-Rihani

🎭 Ikhwan Okasha

🎭 Amin Atallah

🎭 Fatima Rushdi

✅ Became a professional belly dancer 💃 and performed with Badia Masabni’s troupe

🎬 Transition to Cinema & Directing

⭐ In 1937, she founded her own company, "Amina Film"

🎥 Produced and directed her only film, "Tita Wong" ✨

🛠️ Worked on the film with notable artists, including:

Salah Abu Seif

Kamal Selim

Salah Taher

📉 Despite her pioneering efforts, the film was not a commercial success, leading to her retirement from filmmaking

🎥 Notable Filmography

📽 As an Actress:

🎞 Ghost of the Past (1934)

🎞 Dr. Farhat (1935)

🎞 100,000 Pounds (1936)

🎞 The Eternal Glory (1937)

🎞 Jewel (1943)

🎞 Taxi - Hantour (1945)

📽 As a Director & Producer:

🎞 Tita Wong (1937)

🏡 Retirement & Death

📌 After years in tourism and trade, she retired completely

🕊️ Passed away on March 16, 1985, in Cairo, at the age of 76

📝 Legacy: Despite her short career, she is considered one of the first Egyptian women to venture into directing and film production 💫