"My Brother the Devil" nails Best Sundance Cinematography

The story of two Arab-British teenagers fighting for dignity in the organized street-gang lives in London, shown in the dynamic and first feature of director and screen-writer Sally El Hosaini in "My Brother the Devil". Film Cameraman, David Raedeker, nails the cinematography award in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at Sundance 2012 Film Festival. The film proved guts and great talent by the young and brave producers Sally El Hosaini and Mohamed Hefzi, in making complex films in the Arab world that contains mixed feelings of love, hate and understanding. The film makers expect more awards after this International one in the Berlin Film Festival which is taking place between 9 and 19 February and it is expected for Mohamed Hefzi to attend.