Yousra denies any differences with Hussein Fahmy

Egyptian actress, Yousra, confirmed her good relationship with actor, Hussein Fahmy, holding social media responsible for the rumors that spoke of previous disagreements between them.

She said in press statements that she will stand as a solid barrier in the face of these rumors, adding that she does not allow any factors to negatively affect their close relationship, and commented: "Social media is the reason, we have never had a disagreement, and we will not allow anyone to cause any disagreement between us."

Yousra was keen to dedicate her Omar Sharif Excellence Award to artist Hussein Fahmy, during the Golden Globe Awards ceremony, praising his stardom.

Yousra pointed out that the honor comes with merit after the achievements he made during his artistic career, the last of which was the Cairo Film Festival, and she said: "I dedicate my award to you, you are beautiful, you are wonderful."

Yousra apologizes for not attending the opening of the Cairo Film Festival for this reason Actress Yousra announced her apology for not attending the opening of the 45th Cairo Film Festival .

Yousra wrote on her official Facebook page: “I deeply apologize for not being able to attend the opening of the 45th Cairo International Film Festival , a festival of my country that I am very proud of.”

The Egyptian artist added: "I apologize to the festival president, dear Mr. Hussein Fahmy, for not attending, and I promise him that I will attend the closing ceremony because unfortunately I was involved in an event 6 months ago that required my attendance, and I was unable to apologize for it. Good luck to everyone and to everyone who participated in this wonderful event."

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The Cairo International Film Festival announced the selection of the Palestinian film “Passing Dreams” to open the 45th session of the festival, which is scheduled to be held from November 13 to 22.

The film “Passing Dreams” will be screened for the first time in the world at the Cairo International Film Festival. It is a feature film directed and written by Rashid Masharawi, and co-starring Adel Abu Ayyash, Emilia Maso, and Ashraf Barhoum. Music by Johann Cortet, and photography by Duraid Manjam.

The film's story, which was filmed in Bethlehem, Palestine, revolves around the hero, Sami, who is 12 years old, and takes us on a one-day and one-night trip, accompanied by his uncle and his two-year-old cousin, in search of his lost bird, after his neighbors told him that it might have returned to its original homeland.

The journey in the film extends from a refugee camp in the West Bank to different Palestinian cities, including Bethlehem, Old Jerusalem and Haifa, through which we discover what happens, the difficult daily life of Palestinians and its impact on their personalities and their relationships with themselves and others.

For his part, artist Hussein Fahmy, head of the Cairo Film Festival, said: “We are happy to screen the film “Passing Dreams” by director Rashid Masharawi, which is a great cinematic work about the Palestinian cause and what the citizen in Palestine is going through, at the opening of the Cairo Film Festival. This is a great message of support and a role we adhere to.”