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Egyptian entertainment venues are hosting commemorative celebrations and festival launches this week, including the Ismailia International Festival of Folk Arts launching Saturday with 15 Egyptian and international performing groups. Meanwhile, streaming platforms and cinemas continue to draw audiences with established films, returning artists, and newly announced productions, reflecting sustained interest in both classical and contemporary entertainment.
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Obsession horror-thriller film — The film has earned USD 520.006 million at the global box office since its theatrical release on May 15, continuing its commercial performance across multiple territories.Amnia Suleiman's return to music — After a 15-year absence from live performances and the entertainment industry, the singer has announced her decision to end her retirement and return to the stage with new material.Nadaa Bassiouny interview with Yumna Badrawi — The actress appeared on the "White Paper" program on Al-Nahar television channel, discussing her personal experiences and how she addressed challenges with intelligence to preserve her dignity.Port Said Film Festival appointments — Mohamed Galal has been named administrative director for the second edition of the Port Said Film Festival, which is being overseen by film critic Ahmad Assar.Dorra and Mustafa Khater honored at Jilna Festival — Both the actress Dorra and actor Mustafa Khater received awards at the Jilna Festival for Short Films and Photography, recognizing their artistic contributions to cinema and drama.Ahmad Rida joins "Muaad Asha" production — The actor has joined the new film directed and produced by Rami Imam alongside leads Huda Al-Mufti and Ahmad Abdel Wahab.Coming Up:
Netflix will premiere the documentary series "Tyson" on October 13, chronicling the life and career of American boxer Mike Tyson. The Ismailia International Festival of Folk Arts begins Saturday, featuring performances by 15 performing groups from Egypt and abroad.