Ali Abdel-Khalek
Directing
Born 1944-06-09
Died 2022-09-02
Egypt
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An Egyptian director, who was born in Cairo on June 9, 1944, to a middle family. After completing his secondary education, he joined the Higher Institute of Cinema, directing department. He was influenced by leftist thought in his youth, which was reflected in his early films. After graduating from the institute in 1966, he worked as an assistant director for a while, then turned to directing documentaries, including Farewell Song. His feature directorial debut was A Song on the Passage (1972), which gained critical acclaim. During the 80s, he collaborated with writer Mahmoud Abu Zeid in several successful films, including The Shame (1982), Drug Habit (1985), and Monsters Run (1987). In television, he directed the TV series Star of the Masses (2003), and The Second Gate (2009).
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Filmography
Directing
36 credits
The Egg and the Stone
Azzam's Children
A Maid...However
Four On An Official Mission
The Shame
The Venal Gentlemen
Rape
Monsters Run
Darb Al Rahba
El Keif
Devilish Daughters
Market of The Fish
A Song on the Passage
Zaza
Love Alone is Not Enough
El Nems
A house without love
Graveyards for Rent
EL ABALSSA
The Well of Treason
El-Kafeer
Bono Bono
El Gentel
Execution Of A Dead Man
Dignity Day
The Hustlers
Ladies' Threshold
El Mazag
Help Us
Rendez-Vous
The Mud
Whaling
The Empress
Awad in a Mess
A traveler without a road
Farewell Song
Writing
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