Anywhere but here, Correspondences #4, part of Unfortunately it was paradise, a collaboration between AIN and locus Athens looking at films by Greek filmmaker Alexis Damianos and Egyptian filmmaker Ahmed Fawzy Saleh

Essay reflecting on Henry Barakat's The Thin Thread (1971), based on a novella by Ihsan Abdel Quddous, by the same name.

Review of Ahmed Fawzi Saleh's Posionous Roses (2018)

Review of Henry Barakat's The Open Door (1963) based on Latifa al-Zayat's novel with the same name, published in 1960

Review of Raafat al-Mihi's Love's Last Story (1986)

Essay reflecting on three films in post-indepednence period, Hassan al-Imam’s Midaq Alley (1963), Hussam al-Din Mostafa’s film Al-Nathara al-Sawdaa (Black Shades, 1963) and Henry Barakat’s Al-Haram (The Sin, 1965) were adapted from literary works by Naguib Mahfouz, Ihsan Abdel Quddous and Yusuf Idris respectively and their treatment of women

Review of the film, Love Over the Pyramid Plateau (1986), directed by Atef El Tayeb. Based on Naguib Mahfouz's short story (1979) by the same name.

Review of the film, I Want A Solution (1975), directed by Said Marzouk

Review of the film, The Piper (1985) by Atef El Tayeb

Review of the film You and Me and the Hours of the Journey (1988) and directed by Mohamed Nabih

Review of the film A Bit of Torment (1969) directed by Salah Abou Seif