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Regulating freedom of expression

Regulating freedom of expression

In April 2008 Egypt’s first “graphic comic book" - Metro - was pulled off of Cairo’s bookshelves upon the orders…
Egypt’s 16th National Film Festival: Screening 109 Egyptian movies

Egypt’s 16th National Film Festival: Screening 109 Egyptian movies

The National Film festival starts its annual round on Thursday 22 April.This year's festival showcases 109 Egyptian films between 22-30…
A taste of monologue

A taste of monologue

Held on 18 and 19 April at El-Sawy Culture Wheel, the Monodrama Festival showcased a variety of one-man (or woman)…
Used Nations: Crude political musings

Used Nations: Crude political musings

The third annual Independent Theater Season kicked off last Thursday at Downtown's Rawabet Theater with el-Ghagar troupe's play Sho'oub Mosta'mala…
Shooting begins for Muslim Brotherhood TV series

Shooting begins for Muslim Brotherhood TV series

Shooting has begun with Jordanian actor Iyad Nassar in the role of Hassan el-Banna, founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, in…
Nile Birds

Nile Birds

Based on the poetic Egyptian novel Asafeer el-Neel (Birds of the Nile, Al Adab 1999) by Ibrahim Aslan, Magdy Ahmed…
Signposts to the soul

Signposts to the soul

Signposts to Elsewhere (Jane Street Press, 2009) by Egyptian-Lebanese writer Yahia Lababidi, is a journey into the soul, life, and…
Laylat Safar: Two faiths, one fate

Laylat Safar: Two faiths, one fate

Laylat Safar ('Departure Night') is Mohamed Nagui's seventh novel since 1994, published by Dar al-Hilal shortly before its author went…
Weekly Review Digest

Weekly Review Digest

A look at this week’s books of interest, reviewed around the world:Oprah by Kitty Kelley (Crown Publishers, 2010).
Egyptian pottery: Innovative and daring

Egyptian pottery: Innovative and daring

For the past ten years, the Ministry of Culture, in association with the General Authority for Cultural Palaces, has organized…
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