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Shawky Praises Chahine's Films
The article covers the journey of the late Egyptian director Youssef Chahine, emphasizing the diversity of his works and his cinematic history that began in 1950 with his film "Bab El Ameen," which achieved success despite its unusual idea at the time. It clarifies that the image linking some of his films to difficulty in understanding does not reflect his entire career, as most of his classic and comprehensible films, such as "Haj Ahmet" ("Pocket Money"), "Al Ard" ("The Land"), and "Al Nasser Salah Ad-Din" ("Saladin"), represent the core of Egyptian cinema. The article praises his ability to portray stars in a different light, describing him as a free and rebellious director with a global artistic vision, which made him one of the most prominent filmmakers in Arab cinema, reaching an international audience.
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