| farah ashraf |
An Egyptian director and actor, who graduated in 2002/2003 from the Faculty of Theatre Arts, majoring in acting and directing. He appeared in several artistic works, including the series New Day's Sun (2004), the sitcom One Man, Six Women S3 (2008), the series Al Zanati Megahd (2011), and the series Adam (2011). He completed film directing courses at the American University in Cairo in 2006. He has directed numerous commercials. His most important works include founding the Qadsawi Channel for the Kuwaiti Al-Qadsia Club in 2013. He is one of the directors involved in filming the FIFA Club World Cup in Morocco. He directed the film The Evolution of Egyptian Music, which won an award at the Los Angeles Short Film Academy Festival. He wrote and directed the film The Landmines, a historical war film about World War II and the planting of landmines in Egypt.
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