Ibrahim Amara

Ibrahim Amara

🟢 Full Name: Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahim, known as Ibrahim Amara

📅 Born: August 19, 1910 – Baltej, Qutur Center, Egypt

⚰ Died: March 23, 1972 (Age 61) – Cairo, Egypt

🇪🇬 Nationality: Egyptian

👨‍👩‍👦 Children:

🎬 Hussein Amara (Director)

🎥 Mohamed Amara (Cinematographer & Producer)

📽️ Career

🎭 Profession: Actor, Director, Screenwriter

🗣 Languages: Arabic (Egyptian Dialect)

🎬 Years Active: 1948 – 1970

📍 He began his artistic career in school theater, later joining Ramses Theater and Studio Misr. He learned film directing from Niazi Mostafa and worked as his assistant.

✈ Moved to Kuwait in 1962 and worked there for three years.

🎞️ Notable Works

🔹 As a Director:

🎬 Si Omar (1941)

🎬 The Seventh Wife (1950)

🎬 Masmar Gouha (1952)

🎬 Melody of Loyalty (1955)

🎬 Saladin the Victorious (1963)

🎬 The Migration of the Prophet (1964)

🖊️ As a Writer:

📝 Women in Danger (1942)

📝 The Sin (1946)

📝 Tears in the Night (1955)

📝 Confused Hearts (1956)

🎭 As an Actor:

🎥 Wedad (1936)

🎥 Lady of the House (1946)

🎥 Masmar Gouha (1952)

🎥 Money and Sons (1954)

🎥 Saladin the Victorious (1963)

🎥 Love in Karnak (1967)

📺 TV & Radio Series

📺 The Third Man (1972)

📻 Abu Ali, the Artist

📻 The Pure Journey

🔚 Ibrahim Amara passed away in 1972, leaving behind a lasting legacy in Egyptian cinema.