A Queer Review of the Austin Film Festival (2023)
Highlighting the many ways in which AFF 2023 illustrated that the queer experience is not a monolithic one.
Shahd Al-Maleka
(Zahira) is a poor girl who lives with her rich relative (Aziz Al-Naji). His wife (Alfat) wants to get rid of Zahira, so she facilitates her marriage to (Abdo), a simple baker. However, Zahira is looking for something higher and better than the baker. The neighborhood bully helps her divorce Abdo and marry the rich man (Mohamed Al-Faskhani).
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(Zahira) is a poor girl who lives with her rich relative (Aziz Al-Naji). His wife (Alfat) wants to get rid of Zahira, so she facilitates her marriage to (Abdo), a simple baker. However, Zahira is looking for something higher and better than the baker. The neighborhood bully helps her divorce Abdo and marry the rich man (Mohamed Al-Faskhani).
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Naguib Mahfouz, Mostafa Moharram
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Runtime:120 minutes
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Cast
Hossam El Dine Mostafa
Director
Nadia Al Gendy
زهيره الناجي
Farid Shawqy
عزيز الناجي
Saeed Saleh
عبده الفران
Naima ElSoghier
أم هشام
Salah Qabil
وح الغراب فتوة الحارة
Hussein Fahmy
محمد انور
Aida Abdel Aziz
رئيفه الناجي زوجة محمد أنور
Mohey Ismail
فؤاد مأمور الكركون
Omran Bahr
Ehsan Sherif
عمة زهيرة الناجي
Ahmed Loxer
شيخ الحارة خليل الفص
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