"El Deeb" .. Filming of Ahmed El Sakka's new movie begins on this date

The star Ahmed El Sakka is preparing to start filming his new movie "El Deeb" next October, as this is the latest work in his career.

Details about the movie "The Wolf" The film was initially titled "Khatbat Al-Omr" before being changed to "Al-Deeb".

The film is written by Hani Sarhan and directed by Mohamed Salama, and is produced by Synergy. The company is currently working on finalizing contracts with a number of stars who will participate in this cinematic work, which is expected to be released in 2025.

It is worth noting that Ahmed El Sakka's last appearance in cinema was in the movie "The Swarm", which was released in theaters last May and achieved great popularity.

The film tells a story inspired by reality, as it shows the heroism of the Egyptian army in the Libyan city of Derna after the tragic incident of the slaughter of 21 Egyptian Copts by the terrorist organization ISIS.

Ahmed El Sakka's latest works It is worth noting that the latest work of the artist Ahmed El Sakka is the movie “The Swarm”, and the movie tells a true story of the Egyptian forces, as it reviews the events of the military operation carried out by the Egyptian forces in the Libyan city of “Derna” in 2015 to confront ISIS, and this is evident through the movie promo in which the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi appeared while giving a speech about the events of Derna.

"Al-Sirab" featured a constellation of big stars from Egyptian cinema, including Ahmed El-Sakka, Karim Fahmy, Sherif Mounir, Ahmed Hatem, Hend Sabry, Diab, Asser Yassin, Qusai Khouli, Amr Abdel-Galil, Mustafa Fahmy, Mona Zaki, Islam Gamal, Mahmoud Abdel-Moghni, and others. The film was written by Omar Abdel-Halim and directed by Ahmed Nader Galal.

The movie "Al-Sirab Al-Sirab" has achieved high revenues during the past period since its release on May 1, 2024, as revenues reached 414 thousand Egyptian pounds yesterday, Monday, bringing its total revenues to about 35 million and 557 thousand pounds, as it was shown in about a hundred cinemas in the Egyptian governorates.