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Art critic highlights cinema's role in recording July 23 Revolution
Cinema affirms that Egyptian art played an important role in documenting the July 23, 1952 Revolution, capturing the features of the event through films that dealt with the revolution either directly or indirectly. The film "Allah Ma'ana" was the first comprehensive cinematic work about the revolution, starring stars like Faten Hamama and Magda al-Sabbahi, though its screening was postponed to accommodate edits reflecting the developments at the time. Additionally, films such as "Our Green Land" and "Al-Haram" expressed the principles of the revolution and the social and intellectual changes that accompanied it, emphasizing that cinema remains a historical record that preserves Egypt's memory for future generations.
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