Awqat Faragh (Arabic: أوقات فراغ) IPA: [ʔæwˈʔæːt fɑˈɾɑːɣ] is a 2006 Egyptian film about a group of Middle Class youths and their experiences growing up and dealing with drugs and sex. The film was the first appearance for actors Ahmed Hatem, Karim Kassem and Amr Abed.
| Awqat Faragh أوقات فراغ Leisure Time | |
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| Directed by | Mohammed Moustafa |
| Written by | Amr Gamal Mohamed Moqbel |
| Produced by | Hassan El-Kalla |
| Starring | Randa El-Behairy Ahmed Hatem Karim Kassem Amr Abed |
| Edited by | Maha Rushdy |
| Music by | Robert Khairy Beshara |
| Distributed by | The Arab Company for Production and Film Distribution |
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Running time | 94 minutes |
| Country | Egypt |
| Language | Arabic |
Synopsis
editA group of Middle Class youths, some of whom are liberal and some conservative, all live lives filled with troubles. They make decisions that will impact their futures. The film starts and ends in an amusement park and in between, the group tries to achieve their dreams but learn the harsh realities of life and many other things.[1]
Cast
edit- Randa El-Behairy as Menna
- Ahmed Hatem as Hazem
- Karim Kassem as Amr
- Amr Abed as Ahmed
- Ahmed Hadad as Tarek
- Safaa Tag El-Din as Mai
- Hanan Youssef as Ahmed's Mother
- Mohammed Abu Dawud as Menna's Father
- Tarek El-Telmissany as Hazem's Father
- Khalil Morsy Ahmed's Father
- Muhammad Mamdouh as Hazem's brother
References
edit- ^ "Arab Cinema Database". elcinema.com. Retrieved 16 April 2013.
External links
editAwqat Faragh at IMDb
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