M-Winchester

Mahdi is a citizen who suffers from the complexities of life, starting from his humble residence in a room on the roof of a luxurious building that does not have access to water, to his job struggles with his manager at work and a salary that is not enough for him, to the residents' persecution of him, in addition to the intense hatred of his fiancée's family for his person. Everyone demands Mahdi. By patient. He is attracted to an advertisement that confirms that he can keep his body parts intact if he freezes himself, so he decides to freeze himself, until the year 2000.

The charming presence of Yahya Al-Fakharani with Maher Awad in writing and Saeed Hamed in the direction. Make one of the greatest Egyptian Dark comedy movies.

A woman's journey on the train heading to Alexandria, and by chance she meets her old lover from her university days, over whom she preferred a rich man. The train breaks down and they exchange conversations.

There is no surprising plot, but rather a story steeped in its ordinariness, almost reaching the point of cliché through its repetition.

The film, which is one hour and twenty minutes long, is a piece whose beauty is evident in every element of it, and despite the dream it brought its viewers into, it refuses to give them false wisdom or sermon.

-Do you think love dies?

Love is a living being that gets sick. It may suffer from disability and old age. It never dies, but it can be broken or killed.

At first I was skeptical with the idea of having a sequel to the famous highest grossing movie (Avatar) .Now I think it was an amazing experience.

Ok maybe the story isn't perfect ,it is not the most immersive part of the movie ,The story was quite simple and straightforward ,but the CGI is insanely detailed and real.

James Cameron's is magnificent, Underwater shots and sea creatures beautiful, He also once again proves that he's one of few filmmakers to actually understand 3-D and uses it to its fullest.

Avatar: The Way of Water is beautifully stunning, emotional experience ,and worth going to see at cinema .