Al-Zamahlawia
The film revolves around the families of Shehata Hussein and Salim Abu Nawas (Salah Eidullah and Izzat Abu Auf), one of whom belongs to Zamalek football Club and the other to Al-Ahli football Club. Both families have a lot of hostile feelings because of their extreme football fanaticism. Abeer Abu Nawas (Bushra) is in love with Hassan Ibn Shehata (Ahmed Azmi), which puts this story of love in front of the obstacle of football fanaticism of both families.
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Plot Summary
This documentary follows the lives of four women who are members of the Zamalek Club, a prominent sports club in Cairo, Egypt. It explores their personal stories, their involvement in the club's activities, and the challenges they face as women in a conservative society. The film highlights their resilience, their aspirations, and their quest for identity and self-expression.
Critical Reception
Al-Zamahlawia has been recognized for its intimate portrayal of Egyptian women and its exploration of social and cultural themes within the context of a prestigious sports club. It has been praised for its sensitive direction and its ability to capture the nuances of the characters' lives.
What Reviewers Say
- An insightful look into the lives of Egyptian women.
- Explores themes of identity and societal expectations.
- Praised for its sensitive and personal approach.
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Awards & Accolades
Screened at various film festivals, including the Cairo International Film Festival.
Fun Fact
The film was directed by Nadia Kamel, who also appears as one of the main subjects, offering a unique perspective from within the narrative.
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