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I'm a writer, interviewer, and journalist from Egypt with a BA in Mass Communications and Journalism. Currently doing my MA in Film Production.
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Stuart crafted a bittersweet and heartfelt tribute to his late mother, and it will sweep the rug from underneath your feet just when you think you know where it's going.
Screen Speck presents a special interview w/ the director of "The Courtroom", Lee Sunday Evans, and writer, Arian Moayed interviewed by Farah Sadek. Following its Tribeca Film Festival 2022 premiere, Farah sat down with both and chatted about their latest project. In this powerful drama from director Lee Sunday Evans and writer (and Succession breakout star) Arian Moayed, the legal thriller is given a bold and innovative new twist. Adapted verbatim from court transcripts, The Courtroom...
Farah Sadek sat down with actress May Calamawy and chatted about the newest season of "Ramy".
Zoe Lister-Jones sat down with Farah Sadek to discuss her latest series, which she created and starred in, 'Slip.' 'Slip 'is an American comedy streaming television series created by Zoe Lister-Jones. It stars Lister-Jones as a woman who travels through parallel universes trying to find her way back to her partner and herself. It premiered on The Roku Channel on April 21, 2023.
"I like the idea that maybe my favorite role is one I can't even conceive of now."
The documentary "All That Breathes," set in New Delhi, tells the story of two brothers, Nadeem and Saud, who attempt to save the black kite (Milvus migrans) with their makeshift hospital's limited resources.
"Shrinking" casting directors Brett Benner and Debby Romano talked with Screen Speck about how the show's incredible cast came together and who they'd like to add for Season 2.
"The Courtroom," written by Arian Moayed and directed by Lee Sunday Evans, is an intimate, immersive rendering of a legal battle almost too fiendish to believe - except that every word came from a real, 11-year court case.
Cairene comic artist Deena Mohamed on her Shubeik Lubeik trilogy, the Qahera webcomic, writing and translating in English and Arabic, and how going viral changed her career.
