Mohamed Shaheen
Nascimento : 1980-02-13, Cairo, Egypt
História
Mohamed Shahin is an Egyptian actor. He was born on February 13, 1980, and graduated from the faculty of commerce in Cairo University, where he started acting on stage. He then joined Khaled Galal's creative acting workshop. Shahin's film debut was in the comedy “Harem Karim” (Karim's Harem) and “Halim” in the years 2005 and 2006. His breakthrough role was in the sitcom “Tamer we Shawqeya”, in which he appeared in the complete run of four seasons and was met with praise from audience. He then formed a duo with Ahmed Mekky and co-starred with him in the series “El Kebir Awy” (The Very Grand) and the film “La Taragoa' wa La Esteslam” (No Reatreat and No Surrender) and “Sima Ali Baba” “Cinema Ali Baba”. In 2013 and 2014 he appeared in several television series that were highly successful, including “Niran Sadiqa” (Friendly Fires) and “El Sabaa Wasaya” (The Seven Commandments).
Ali, o fugitivo de um homicídio que nem sabe se o cometeu ou não, sai à descoberta da verdade com a ajuda do amigo, o advogado e do vizinho. Com o tempo, ele se vê envolvido em casos muito mais perigosos do que imaginava, deixando-o à beira da loucura ou do assassinato.
A gang kidnapped Five children and demanding a hefty ransom, while parents turn to the police, grandmothers set a mission to save them themselves.
Mohamed Hussein, a chauffeur at a 5-star hotel, is accused by the police of murdering a famous painter who had just arrived from Paris and was staying at the hotel where he works, since he was the last person to come in contact with him. Before his death, the painter sketches a grand painting on Mohamed's back which draws the attention of a mob who are now after his "back-painting".
Follows the escape journey of 4 complete strangers who were accused of a murder they did not commit.
Mohamed Shahin
When a young man looking for a good driving instructor for his mother receives a recommendation by an employee in one of the specialized driving schools to hire Hend (Ayten Amer), he soon starts falling in love with her.
When a young man looking for a good driving instructor for his mother receives a recommendation by an employee in one of the specialized driving schools to hire Hend (Ayten Amer), he soon starts falling in love with her.
Karim
Shams is an Egyptian bank employee who dreams of becoming a mother and having her own baby, but the problem is that she refuses the idea of marriage. Shams finds a solution to her dilemma when she meets a veterinarian called Bahgat.
Five guys wake up in an abandoned place not knowing how and why they are there, also not remembering their identities, and consequently embarking on a long journey to find out how this happened.
Wael
Police officer Omar al-Attar which is exposed to the position turns over his career and personal upside down, when the killing of his wife verse at the hands of a gang, seeks to avenge her, something that enters into a series of cascading problems with his superiors, it becomes chased by security forces.
Zeina, after losing her sight in an accident, wakes up in a car, chased by her two lovers, and has no idea what's going on.
Shaker
Dr. Yehia, a psychotherapist at Al Abbasia hospital, works in the department of the criminally insane. He finds that one of his patients is his old friend Sherif Al-Kordy. When he tries to help him, he gets himself in serious trouble.
فولتارين / روبلجين / خضر
Inspired by the 1950s cinema screenings in Cairo's sha'abi quarters, this double feature includes a space odyssey and a farm animal protector.
Sami
Depois de ser rejeitado pela mulher que ama e perder o tio por problemas de obesidade, um artista solitário acima do peso resolve fazer uma mudança radical.
In this new action comedy, Ahmed Mekky takes on duel roles: "Adham", a wanted criminal and "Hazlaom", a poor man who just happens to be a perfect body double for Adham.
رفيق الطائرة
Após 20 anos no exterior, um fotógrafo retorna ao Egito, seu país natal, e fica preso sem documentos de identidade em uma cultura que se tornou estranha para ele.
