Hani Fawzi Discusses "I Love Cinema" and "In Natural Colors" as One Project and Dawood Abdel Sayed's Advice to Separate Them
Screenwriter Hani Fawzi spoke about the behind-the-scenes moments in creating his most prominent films, especially "Bahib El-Sima." He clarified that the project was originally intended to be directed by Daoud Abdel Sayed, who recommended separating it from the film "Bil-Alwan El-Tabii" (In Natural Colors), which was initially considered a single work with him. He pointed out that "Bahib El-Sima" received widespread reactions and sparked significant controversy, being ranked as the best Egyptian film of the first quarter of the twenty-first century at the Cairo International Film Festival, despite censorship challenges. Most of his works faced censorship issues, but "Ard El-Ahlam" (Land of Dreams) passed without any remarks. He revealed that the films "Bahib El-Sima" and "Bil-Alwan El-Tabii" were originally one project before they split based on Daoud Abdel Sayed’s advice. He expressed hope to work with him again, but his busy schedule prevented that.
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