The Nefertiti Of Egyptian Cinema To Be Honored By MedFest

MedFest, an Egyptian three-day film festival, announced that it will be honoring the renowned star Sawsan Badr during its fifth edition. This recognition comes as a tribute to Badr’s exceptional artistic career, which has spanned various mediums including cinema, theatre, and television.

From Sept. 14th to 17th, the festival will celebrate the achievements of the star, highlighting her significant contributions to the entertainment industry and her ability to captivate audiences with her talent and versatility. Throughout the years, Badr has become an icon in the Egyptian film scene, earning admiration and respect from both her peers and fans. Egyptians always compare her with Pharos due to her Egyptian features, calling her the 21st-century Nefertiti. 

Badr’s journey in the world of acting began many years ago when she first stepped onto the stage. Her passion for performing arts led her to explore different avenues within the industry. She effortlessly transitioned from theatre to television and eventually made a name for herself in Egyptian cinema.

What sets Badr apart is not only her longevity in the industry but also her ability to tackle diverse roles with finesse. Whether it be portraying complex characters in thought-provoking dramas like ‘Ehki ya Shahrzad’, ‘Al Farah’, and ‘Cairo 678.’ Also, her ability to bring comedic relief through light-hearted comedies like Aiza Atgawez. Her performances have always been captivating and memorable.

MedFest’s recognition for Badr is not her only award as she also received the Best Actress Award at the 34th Cairo International Film Festival along with several accolades for her roles in ‘Al abwab al Moghlaka’ (Closed Doors) and ‘Lust’ (shouq).

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