Our cinema schedules are about to get a lot busier. From chaotic comedies and unexpected love stories to films that promise plenty of drama, Egypt’s upcoming releases are already grabbing our attention. After a wave of trailers and first looks left us wanting more, here’s a roundup of the Egyptian movies making their way to the big screen soon.
El Crush
June 11
Ahmed Dawood stars as Fouad, an old-school accountant struggling to keep pace with a rapidly changing world. When he enters a business partnership with Mai, played by Mirna Gamil, a confident and ambitious entrepreneur, their professional relationship soon takes an unexpected turn.
As feelings begin to grow, the pair find themselves navigating a chaotic romance, where their clashing personalities lead to plenty of mishaps, misunderstandings, and comedic moments along the way.
The cast also includes Hassan Abouelrouss, Bassem Samra, Shereen Reda, and Mariam El Gendy.
Al Kesas
June 17
Led by Nelly Karim and Amir El-Masry, the film transports viewers to 1967, following an aspiring pianist whose dreams of performing on a grand stage are shaped by an unexpected friendship with Liz, an Austrian pen pal.
As the two exchange letters, they find hope and comfort in each other while navigating personal struggles during a turbulent period marked by war and political unrest.
Saqr w Kanarya
June 24
While the film’s main mystery is still under wraps, our curiosity is definitely growing. Led by Mohamed Emam and Chico as Belal and Saqr, the action-comedy promises a wild ride packed with explosions, chaos, and plenty of punchlines.
Shamshoun & Dalila
July 8
Bringing Ahmed Elawady and Mai Omar together on the big screen for the first time, this movie follows two characters from completely different worlds.
Elawady stars as Shamshoun, a taekwondo champion whose life takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with Dalila, played by Mai Omar, a charming scammer who targets the wealthy, setting off a whirlwind of drama, romance, and unexpected twists.
With so many exciting stories headed to cinemas, our movie plans are officially sorted for the season. Whether you’re in the mood for action, romance, or comedy, these upcoming Egyptian releases are worth adding to your watchlist.
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