Hend Sabry's Immortal Works: Unforgettable Roles and Deserved Awards

The Arab world of art boasts many celebrities who have captured hearts and screens, and Hend Sabry is one of those stars. She was born in Tunisia in 1979 AD. She began her artistic career there, but obtained Egyptian citizenship and continued working in the acting field in Egypt, presenting us with a large group of distinguished and immortal works. Therefore, Hend Sabry's works are worth talking about.

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Hend Sabry's debut in Tunisia in the movie "The Silences of the Palaces" Hend Sabry entered the world of acting through the movie "Silences of the Palace" in 1994 AD, when she was only 14 years old. The movie was directed by Mufida Tlatli and was her first feature film.

At the time, Talati indicated that Hend Sabry was Dorra's replacement, the original candidate for the film who was unable to participate due to her family's concerns. The film focused on women's issues in Tunisian society.

The film was a huge success and won a number of awards. It was considered a major turning point in Hend Sabry's artistic career and influenced her decision to enter the world of art.

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The great Arab success: How did her star shine in Egyptian cinema? Hend Sabry's strong debut in Egyptian cinema was with the film "Diary of a Teenager," directed by Enas El Degheidy, which served as Hend Sabry's passport to stardom in Egypt in particular and the Arab world in general.

Hind has collaborated with prominent directors, including Daoud Abdel Sayed in Citizen, Spy, and Thief, Sherif Arafa in The Island, The Treasure, and The Passage, Marwan Hamed in Ibrahim Al Abyad, The Blue Elephant, and The Yacoubian Building, in addition to Kira and El Gin.

Her cinematic works range from "The Diary of a Teenage Girl" to "The Blue Elephant 2 " Hend Sabry played the role of Jamila in the film "Diary of a Teenage Girl," a film about a teenage Egyptian girl. Hend performed this role in a distinctive way, which helped her gain widespread fame.

In Hend Sabry's film The Blue Elephant 2, she played the role of Lolia, a gypsy queen. She appeared in the film with some strange looks and terrifying makeup, and it took her a long time to prepare for the role at the time.

During the same film, she appeared in another character, embodying a modern-day role in addition to the ancient one. She trained at the time with foreign experts to present the character in a distinctive way.

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Hend Sabry and TV drama: Immortal roles in series such as "I Want to Get Married" and "Searching for Ola" She has had many memorable works, such as her role in the series "I Want to Get Married", in which she played the role of Alaa Abdel Sabour, a pharmacist trying to find a life partner before turning 30, amidst family pressures in a comedic setting.

In the series "Searching for Ola," she also played the role of Ola Abdel Sabour, a character who appears in the second season as a divorced woman and mother of children, facing a series of new challenges in her professional and personal life, especially as the business is on the verge of collapse.

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Films of Festivals and Awards: An Artistic Imprint in Fine Cinema Hend Sabry has won a large number of awards at various festivals, the most prominent of which are:

Faten Hamama Excellence Award: Received during the Cairo International Film Festival. She won the Golden Eye Award, the Positive Cinema Award, at the Cannes Film Festival for her film, Al-Fatah's Daughters. During the Francophone Film Festival, she won Best Actress for her role in Nora's Dream. Best Actress from the Film Association Festival for her role in the movie "The Best of Times". Diversity of roles: How did you master comedy and tragedy with equal strength? Hend Sabry is undoubtedly one of the most prominent actresses in the Arab Republic of Egypt, having performed in countless different roles.

Thanks to her extreme intelligence, she was able to master comedy, which was evident in various works such as "I Want to Get Married," in addition to tragedy through the film "The Blue Elephant," "The Yacoubian Building," and others.

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Hend Sabry's new works: Anticipated projects that prove her constant renewal Actress Hend Sabry has announced her participation in the series "Moftaraq Al Tareeq," adapted from the American series "The Good Wife," which is currently airing on the Shahid platform over 45 episodes.

Not only that, but she also participated in the second part of the series "Searching for Ola", and she plays a character opposite to her role in the first part, and it is currently showing on Netflix.

Behind the camera: Hind as a producer and influencer in the film industry What many do not know is that Hend Sabry is not only an actress, but she is also an influential figure in the Arab film industry. She owns a production company called Salam Production, whose goal is to produce distinctive, high-quality cinematic works.

In addition, Hind has the ability to play various roles in some productions, including production and script supervision, in addition to her primary role as an actress.

Humanitarian and social presence, supporting women's and refugee issues Hend Sabry has participated in breast cancer awareness campaigns and campaigns against sexual harassment. She has also expressed her support for the Arab women's uprising and the need to promote women's independence. She believes that her film roles should address women's issues.

She donates her film earnings to support refugees. She also participated in supporting the Steadfastness Convoy that headed to Gaza, and she also visited some of the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh.

Hend Sabry's work is extensive and varied. She is one of the artists who has a very distinguished career, which has resulted in her receiving a large number of different awards.