Born in the vibrant city of Alexandria, Egypt, but raised in the bustling port city of Port Said, this talented director's journey began with a passion for storytelling. After enrolling in the prestigious Higher Institute of Cinema in Cairo, he immersed himself in the art of scriptwriting, graduating in 2009 with a deep understanding of the craft.
Before completing his studies, he demonstrated his skills as a budding filmmaker by directing a short film, Mocha, which showcased his ability to tell compelling stories on a small scale.
His first foray into documentary filmmaking, Living Skin, released in 2010, tackled the pressing issue of poverty and the struggles faced by those living in poverty, earning him widespread recognition and numerous prestigious awards.
His feature film debut, Poisonous Roses, was met with critical acclaim, winning an impressive 17 awards at international and local film festivals, including three awards from the esteemed Cairo International Film Festival.
In addition to his work as a director, he has honed his skills as a professional screenwriter, collaborating with various production companies to develop dramatic television content. This experience has been invaluable in shaping his craft, particularly in the creation of The Thief, a series of 10-minute TV episodes that showcased his ability to craft engaging narratives.
Throughout his career, this director has consistently pushed the boundaries of his craft, exploring complex themes and telling powerful stories that resonate with audiences worldwide.
