Kira and the Jinn:
In 2022, the Egyptian film “Kira Wal Jin” lit up the cinematic scene, directed by Marwan Hamed and written by Ahmed Mourad. This cinematic work is the latest cooperation between them, as it will be shown in Egyptian theaters on June 30, 2022, making it their fifth joint project after “The Blue Elephant,” “The Originals,” “Diamond Dust,” and “The Blue Elephant 2.”
About the movie:
The film "Kira and the Jinn" offers viewers an exciting cinematic journey into Egyptian history. The film seamlessly combines historical and dramatic elements, and includes a group of stars, including Karim Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Ezz, Hend Sabry, Sayed Ragab, Ahmed Malek, and Hoda Al-Etreby.
History and culture:
The film transports viewers to a crucial historical period in Egypt, and presents events and characters skillfully and in an attractive and exciting way. It accurately depicts historical and cultural elements, making it a cinematic masterpiece that blends entertainment and education.
Exceptional crew:
The cast delivers exceptional performances, with excellent portrayals by Karim Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Ezz, and Hend Sabry, adding depth to the historical figures they portray.
Success in Eid al-Adha:
“Kira and the Jinn” is not just a great work of cinema; It is also part of the Eid al-Adha celebrations 1443 AH. The film contributed to bringing joy and entertainment to the audience during the religious holiday.
“Kira and the Jinn” stands out as an exceptional piece of cinema that combines artistic spirit and historical excellence. The film represents an important cinematic reference, offering the audience an interesting journey into aspects of Egypt's history and positively impacting the Egyptian film industry.
Story Summary:
The film delves into the atmosphere of turmoil that prevailed in the Egyptian streets during the outbreak of the 1919 Revolution, a pivotal event in which the fates of Ahmed Abdel Hay (Kira) and Abdel Qader (Al Jinn) are intertwined. Both characters find themselves united in the struggle against British colonialism.
As the revolution unfolds, the film captures the enthusiasm and passion of the Egyptian people, echoing the call for independence and national sovereignty. Ahmed Abdel Hay (Kira) and Abdel Qader (Al Jinn) become an integral part of this historical movement, as they navigate the challenges and sacrifices required by the war against British occupation.
The characters played by Karim Abdel Aziz and Ahmed Ezz add authenticity and depth to their roles, and embody the spirit of the times and the steadfastness of the Egyptian people. Through their experiences, the film highlights the individual stories that contributed to the broader narrative of the 1919 Revolution.
"Kira and the Djinn" masterfully weaves historical accuracy and compelling narrative, presenting audiences with a captivating portrait of the nation's struggle for freedom. The film is a tribute to the heroes of the 1919 Revolution and stands as a cinematic testament to the indomitable spirit of the Egyptian people in their quest for independence.
work team :
- Karim Abdel Aziz as Ahmed Abdel Hay Kira
- Ahmed Ezz in the role of Abdel Qader Shehata Al-Jin
- Hend Sabry as Dawlat Fahmy
- Sayed Ragab as Naguib Al-Halabawi
Sam Hazelden as Officer Harvey
- Ahmed Malek as Ibrahim Shawkat
- Hoda Al-Atrabi as Narcissus
- Razan Jamal as Milly
- Arifa Abdel Rasoul as Ahmed Kira’s grandmother
- Ali Qasim as Rajab
- Muhammad Abdel Azim as Naeem
- Lara Iskander in the role of Alexandra
- Ruby as Zeinab
- Ahmed Kamal as Shehata
- Iyad Nassar as Hassan Nashat
- Karim Mahmoud Abdel Aziz as Kira’s son
- Rushdi Al-Shami as Abdel-Hay Kira
- Salwa Muhammad Ali in the role of Kira’s mother
- Salwa Othman as Dawlat’s mother
- Ahmed Abdullah Mahmoud as Arabi Al-Tarumi
- Yassin Amir Baddour Fahmy
- Tamer Nabil as Eliezer
- Ahmed Abdel Hamid as Shenouda
- Yassin Abu Rawash as Azhari