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وكالة الانباء الاردنية
Source: وكالة الانباء الاردنية
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The article focused on the role of the brothers Badr and Ibrahim Lama in establishing cinema in the Arab world, especially Egypt. They produced the first Egyptian feature-length narrative film, "A Kiss in the Desert," in 1924, which is considered the first silent feature-length Arab film. The lecture also discussed the family's early ventures into documentary filmmaking in Alexandria starting in 1896, including their productions about King Farouk, as well as the film "The Fugitive," shot in Bethlehem in 1935. The article demonstrated that the Lama brothers made significant contributions to laying the foundations of Arab cinema, highlighting their roles and historic works that helped pioneer the emergence of filmmaking in the region.
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