For health reasons, Khaled El Sawy apologizes for not completing the seminar on his film.

Actor Khaled El Sawy topped search engines and social media platforms after he apologized for not completing a seminar for his film "Why Do You Live Alone?", which was held as part of the 73rd edition of the Catholic Center Cinema Festival.

Khaled El Sawy apologizes for his seminar El Sawy's apology came due to a health problem. He had been suffering for some time from a herniated disc, which affected his mobility. In the photos, Khaled El Sawy was carrying a crutch and appeared exhausted, which forced him to withdraw from the symposium after feeling exhausted.

Al-Sawy appeared at a number of artistic events with significant weight gain, which raised questions among the public about his health and the reason for this change in his appearance.

A health problem that has been going on for 3 months In press statements, artist Khaled El Sawy explained that his health issue will last for about three months, but that he is undergoing a special weight-loss program and is working hard to recover as quickly as possible. He reassured his fans, saying, "My health is stable, and I am working to overcome this crisis as quickly as possible."

The story of the movie "Why Do You Live Alone?" The story of the movie "Why Do You Live Alone" revolves around a social and dramatic framework. The events revolve around a doctor who seeks to stand by his friend who is suffering from cancer. The duo goes through many difficult events and experiences, and the events unfold.

The film stars Khaled El Sawy and Sherif Mounir, and includes a group of artists, most notably: Salma Abu Deif, Mohamed Radwan, Khaled Alish, Moamen Nour, Fatima Adel, Roy Shenouha, Amina Shalaby, and is written by Ahmed Aziz and directed by Hossam El Gohary.

Catholic Center Festival The jury for the 73rd edition of the Egyptian Catholic Center Film Festival was formed under the chairmanship of director Tarek El-Erian, and includes: actor Amr Youssef, actress Dina Fouad, actress Heba Abdel Ghani, writer and author Ahmed Murad, director of photography Dr. Ayman Abu El-Makarem, editor Rania El-Montaser Bellah, art critic Nahid Salah, and musician Shady Mounes.

Participating films This year, the festival will feature six films selected based on humanitarian, ethical, and artistic criteria, out of a total of 44 films that were screened commercially this year, in addition to films that were screened at various film festivals. These include: “Why Do You Live Alone?” by director Hossam El Gohary, “Journey 404” by director Hani Khalifa El Sayed, “Love is Sultan” by director Heba Yousry, “I Lifted My Eyes to the Sky” by directors Nada Riad and Ayman El Amir, “The White Dress” by director Jilan Auf, and “Searching for a Way Out for Mr. Rambo” by director Khaled Mansour.

The Catholic Center Film Festival is an Egyptian film festival, and is considered the oldest film festival in the Middle East. It is one of the oldest film festivals in Egypt, if not the oldest, having been established in 1952. It is also one of the oldest local arts festivals in Egypt, held annually on a regular basis.