Filmography
Narrative and documentary filmmaking exploring identity, memory, power, and human experience.
Narrative and documentary filmmaking exploring identity, memory, power, and human experience.
I am fascinated by dreams, memory, and the invisible emotional worlds people carry within them. Long before a story becomes a screenplay, it begins for me with a feeling, an image, or a question about human nature.
I have always been fascinated by the invisible world people carry within them—their memories, dreams, fears, contradictions, and the quiet emotions that often remain unspoken. Long before a story becomes a screenplay, it begins for me with a feeling or a question about human nature. I am less interested in what happens to my characters than in what happens inside them.
Cinema gives us the extraordinary ability to enter those inner worlds. A single image can carry the weight of a memory. Silence can reveal more than dialogue. Reality and imagination can exist together without contradiction. These possibilities are what continually draw me to filmmaking. I strive to create stories that invite audiences not only to watch events unfold, but to experience the emotional landscapes of the people living through them.
Many of my films explore the fragile relationship between identity, memory, and perception. I am intrigued by the ways people construct versions of themselves, the stories they tell others, and the stories they tell themselves. Whether these tensions emerge through personal relationships, digital culture, or evolving technologies, my focus remains the same: understanding the complexity of being human.
Visually, I am drawn to expressive imagery that serves emotion rather than spectacle. Every frame, movement, and silence should reveal something about a character's inner life. I admire filmmakers who combine intimate human storytelling with cinematic imagination, creating films that feel emotionally truthful while allowing audiences to dream, question, and interpret.
My work as a media scholar has deepened my curiosity about how people perceive images, construct meaning, and negotiate authenticity in an increasingly mediated world. Rather than separating research from filmmaking, I see them as two ways of asking the same questions. One seeks understanding through scholarship; the other seeks understanding through stories.
Ultimately, I hope my films create experiences that linger after the screen goes dark. I want audiences to leave not only remembering what they watched, but remembering how it made them feel. If a film can awaken a forgotten memory, challenge a familiar perspective, or quietly change the way someone sees another person, then it has accomplished something meaningful.
Writer - Director. 2026. 15 Min. Fiction. USA. English
Logline: An actress preparing to portray a historical figure confronts the unsettling power of AI when her image, identity, and performance begin to slip beyond her control.
Short synopsis: DeepFakes follows an actress cast as a historical figure at a moment when AI-generated media is reshaping how images, performances, and identities are created and circulated. As she prepares for the role, the boundaries between performance, authenticity, and artificial representation begin to blur, forcing her to question who owns an image, who controls a story, and what remains human when technology can reproduce a face, a voice, and a legacy.
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Producer. 2026. 17 Min. Fiction. USA. Arabic/English
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Producer. 2026. 7 Min. Fiction. USA. English
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Producer-Story. 2025. 15 Min. Fiction. USA. English
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Writer-Director. 2024. 15 Min. Fiction. USA/Egypt. English
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Director. 2023. 14 Min. Fiction. USA. English
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Producer. 2023. 12 Min. Fiction. USA. English
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An elderly man offers free rides to students, filling each trip with carefully repeated stories. As reactions vary, an unsettling routine emerges—hinting at something he refuses to let go.
Synopsis
Patrick offers free rides to students, sharing stories meant to comfort and guide. While some listen and others withdraw, a quiet unease builds around his unwavering routine. Each night ends the same way, raising questions about what his stories preserve, and why he can’t stop telling them.
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Producer. 2022. 18 Min. Documentary. Egypt. Arabic
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After losing both legs to a medical error, a young man battles depression and obesity before transforming his life to become a world champion in para modern pentathlon—with his father by his side.
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After losing both legs due to a medical error, a young man struggles with depression and obesity, his weight rising to over 100 kilograms. With the unwavering support of his father, he begins a difficult journey of physical and emotional recovery.
Through determination, discipline, and intensive training, he transforms his life and ultimately becomes a world champion in para modern pentathlon. The Strugglers is a documentary about resilience, the powerful bond between a father and son, and the determination to rebuild a life after devastating loss.
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Director. 2015. 14 Min. Fiction. Egypt. Arabic
A homeless boy longing to know his mother embarks on an emotional search for the missing face at the heart of his identity.
Photograph follows Nabeel, a young homeless boy who has grown up wondering whether he has a mother and imagining what she might look like. Driven by longing and the need to belong, his search takes him on an emotional journey toward an unexpected discovery that fills a profound absence in his life.
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Producer . 2012 . Documentary . Egypt . Arabic
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A portrait of self-taught Egyptian artist Hassan El-Shark, tracing his journey from rural Minya to international recognition while remaining deeply connected to his cultural roots.
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Portrait: Hassan El-Shark chronicles the life and artistic journey of Egyptian painter Hassan El-Shark, a self-taught artist from Minya whose work gained recognition and was exhibited across Europe. Despite his international success, El-Shark remained closely connected to his hometown, where he established an art school and continued to embody the traditions and visual culture that shaped his work.