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The report traces Mona Zaki’s journey from the romantic, understated roles she played in *Saidi at the American University* and *Laugh, the Picture Will Come Out Beautiful* to more complex and daring performances in *Sleepless Nights*, *Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story*, *Newton’s Cradle* and *Under Guardianship*. It links the controversy surrounding her more recent choices—including *Perfect Strangers* and her portrayal of Umm Kulthum in the film *El Sett*—to the evolution of her acting and her freedom from artistic stereotypes. As an example, it points to the shift in the image of the betrayed woman, from Berri’s vulnerability to Noura’s strength and desire for revenge.
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