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After three years of absence..has Adel Imam finally retired from art?
After the absence of the Egyptian artist Adele Emm For three years in the art industry, there have been many reports of his permanent retirement without return, and some rumors about his health, which prompted his brother, producer Izam Imam, to come out and reveal the truth. news.
said the producer Essam Imam A press release said, “The artist, Adel Imam, is in good health and is scheduled to return to the audience soon.”
And he continued Essam Imam “All those saying that the leader is well, thank God, then he is sick or in hospital are all false rumours.
was added Essam Imam: “Whoever says that he has retired from the arts, there is no need to say it because he is not in the arts, he is retiring from the arts, God willing, he will soon return to his fans, and he has decided that neither he nor I will respond to these rumours.
And he continued Brother of Adel Imam “The leader doesn’t show up, he gets a lot of performances, but there’s nothing you like about what came, God willing, he’ll be back to his fans soon.” According to (Cairo 24).
Adel Imam’s latest work
The series (Valentino) is the latest creation of Adel Imam, which was shown in 2020, and thereby became a great public success in the Arab world, because its events revolved around the famous Noor Abdel Hamid Valentino and his wife Afaf. Valentino owns a chain of schools called Schools, and as a result of his power and control, many disagreements arise between them throughout the events of the series, from here adventures and surprises begin.
The Valentino series includes a group of prominent stars including Adel Imam, the late artist Talal Abdel Aziz, Huda Al-Mufti, Hamdi Al-Mirkhani, Muhammad Al-Khilani, Tariq Al-Abiari, and is written by Ayman Bahjad Qamar, directed by Rami Imam.
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4 stars celebrate “Emirates American” graduates
The American University in the Emirates brings together four stars artists from the Arab world: “The American University in the Emirates, Lebanese artists Miriam Fares, Egyptian Ahmed Saad, Saudi Ayd and Iraqi” under its objectives in all its activities. DJ Aseel” university students from various specializations come together for graduation ceremony this 29th September at “Coca Cola Arena” in Dubai city to consolidate the prestige and importance of graduation side by side. , with a celebration of achievement and graduation, the university planned to create a special night for the students, their invited families and the attending public. Purchase of admission tickets from the official website of the concert.
Hassan Kashmoula, Head of the Department of Media and Communication, American University in the Emirates, said: “University graduation ceremonies are always known for the festive atmosphere that holds a special place among students and their families. A festival at the Emirates hopes to make it different and unique with an entertaining and noisy atmosphere, which is what this year “we have adopted with the participation of four of the most important stars of the Arab world, and they have a great position.” He added: “At this year’s graduation ceremony, we decided to share the audience with us by offering reservable seats through the official authorized ticket booking website in collaboration with the management of the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai. “
On the other hand, American University in the Emirates offers a wide range of programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels through its seven prestigious colleges. The university is licensed and accredited by the Ministry of Education in the UAE and several international organizations. . This year’s convocation will be the university’s twelfth celebration, with 400 graduates scheduled to receive their university degrees.
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Iran’s “The Night Watchman” was nominated for an Oscar
Iran’s “The Night Watchman” was nominated for an Oscar
Iran has nominated Reza Mirkarimi’s “Nakban Shab” (The Night Watchman) for the 2024 Academy Awards in the Best Foreign Language Film category.
The film, which was shown last year, deals with the rough and tough life of Rasool, a rural laborer trying to earn a living in the capital Tehran.
The Farabi Film Foundation announced on Tuesday that the nominating committee had “chosen Reza Mirgarimi’s Naqban Shop to represent Iranian cinema at the 2024 Academy Awards.”
“The Night Watchman” will be among the films seeking to qualify for the semifinals in the Best Foreign Film category from dozens of nominations from various countries around the world. The Academy will assign five works to the final shortlist. Who won the award?
Mirkarimi (age 56) won the Best Film Award for “So Far, Soon” at the Fajr Film Festival in Tehran in 2005, while his film “Today” was nominated for the Academy Awards in 2005.
Almost every year since 1994, the Farabi Foundation has selected an Iranian film to be in the Oscar race.
Last year, Iran nominated director Hooman Sidi’s “World War III” to be represented in the Oscar race.
Famous Iranian director Asghar Farhadi has won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film twice, the first for “Separation” in 2011 and the second for “The Salesman” in 2017.
(AFP)
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“Rehab” in “Crystal” was the worst role of my life
Absences among the cast are as heavy as returnees. This is how Rola Hamada appears after 3 years in a “rehabilitation” role. He chose the “Crystal” series as a window to meet the audience. In an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat, he describes the experience of this drama production, “It was a delightful adventure and a beautiful journey after 9 months of shooting in Istanbul.”
The veteran Lebanese actress does not allow emptiness to permeate her days. “I am a workaholic, and shooting locations are places dear to my heart and places where I live,” he says. The “Crystal” project, shown on the “Shahid” platform and on the “MBC” screen, came at the right time, inviting Rula Hamadeh to open a new page after the forced recession imposed by the Corona epidemic and the economy. Crisis in Lebanon.
In the “Rehabilitation” corridor
He has taken on some of the most difficult roles on stage, television and cinema and has taken on some of the most complex roles. “Rehabilitation” called her even before reading the entire script. “That girl has an internal language. “She speaks without speaking… not speaking much, but despite her silence she is present.” Hamada speaks in awe of “rehabilitation” even as he explains all its complex psychological layers. “I’ve played evil characters, but not to this degree of brutality and darkness. It’s like they have a pressure cooker with a huge amount of evil inside them.”
Accomplishing the role was a challenge that required delving into the corridors of the human psyche to extract the most complex feelings and reactions. Hamada says in this context, “The actor’s job is to reach in and pull out of these corridors what serves the role.” Although the character was filled with darkness, the actress was happy with the role because it was new to her: “I had to show all the evil through calmness, physical expression and inner strength.”
Housekeeper from the series “Rehabilitation”. But she is more than that, and her presence in the story is crucial. Rula Hamada doesn’t stop at how many scenes she appears in, or the number of words she says. The actress believes that there is no such thing as a big role or a small role, rather it is the actor who makes the role bigger or smaller. She doesn’t hide that she heard objectionable comments saying, “The role is small, not for you,” but she doesn’t want to comment because she knows the character’s progress and where she is going. “I know what I’ve delivered, so let’s wait until the 90th and final chapter…then that’s my nature. I don’t like to debate back and forth.” Hamada has no problem with the character’s size, saying, “It has meaning and impact, and when it’s removed it creates a void.”
The Turkish Experience
Rula Hamada announced that she is ready to participate in Arab Turkish drama again. He enjoyed the experience at the professional level, he confirms: “It was an opportunity to work with a professional team and accumulate a new experience.” But he refuses to repeat a role like “Rehabilitation” based on the need for a variety of roles and in search of renewed wonder.
To prepare for the role and create the character, he sat down with the Turkish director to understand what he wanted, especially since he had not seen the Turkish version of the series “War of the Roses”. Hamada reveals that he deviated from the previously drawn itinerary for the “rehabilitation”, keen to “infuse the character with a new Arabic flavor” different from the original Turkish version. But what she loved most was the screen time the crew gave the character “Rehabilitation,” even if she didn’t speak much, and she says that’s an advantage in the Turkish theater industry.
In the working situation between Lebanese and Syrian actors in “Crystal”, Rola Hamade gives the broad topic of cooperation and taking the other’s opinion into account. Having Pamela Al-Kig by his side reminded me of one of her most prominent roles in the 2013 series “Roots,” which brought the two actresses together.
“My heart is an immigrant”
Other series that influenced Rula Hamada’s avant-garde acting career loom large in memory, notably “The Storm Blows Twice” and “Woman in the Storm.” These two works made him the undisputed star of the nineties, and placed him at the top of the list of founding actors of modern Lebanese theater.
Then came “Family,” “And Sunrises,” “Peasant Revolt” and many other successful works, which established her as a pioneer among the actresses of her generation. Hamada did not limit his career to one or two roles as acting was his existence and drama was his playground. He has presented many of the plays he has written, and has hidden more texts in his drawers because “Lebanon’s financial challenges and current conditions do not allow for the creation of new works.”
Rula Hamada is nostalgic for Lebanon in the 1990s, not because she created a television event at the time, but because “the work continued, and Lebanon was in a state of development and economic stability.” She was tired of big dreams then. She had recently recovered from the collapse of the country, but despite that, she never thought of emigrating again. “I’m trying to get over what happened, but my heart is an immigrant, so my son left to study abroad at university.”
On whether he’s ready for a new role after “Crystal,” Hamada says: “There’s talk right now, but I can’t reveal anything until the contract is in my hands.” Based on the rule that “words have no manners”, the actress is waiting for a window worthy of her unique dramatic look.
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