04:09 p.m
Monday, August 12, 2024
Books – Hani Saber:
Ahmed Al-Sabki, the producer of “The Atheist,” revealed that his new film, “The Atheist,” was banned from showing in cinemas after a blog by its director, Mando Al-Adl, in did he promote a state. controversy in the past hours.
Al-Sabki, in a special statement to “Masrawy”: “The film was not banned from showing, and I don’t know from where the people who work say that the film was banned who will receive this from… 3 days, the date of release in cinemas will be officially announced and all the details related to it.”
Director Mohamed El-Adl wrote on his official Facebook account: “A ban is not a solution,” raising controversy over the fate of the film “The Atheist.”
In a previous statement, Ahmed Al-Sabki said on the program “ET in Arabic” regarding what was raised about the film: “There is no ban. The film was delayed for two weeks only for the mixing and editing work, and I have all the censor permissions, and the film is approved by the censors. There is no final objection.”
The film “The Atheist” was criticized after the official poster for the work was released, and then a hashtag surrounding the film prompted a boycott on several social media sites.
The film “The Atheist” revolves around a surprising context, as the work deals with the issue of religious extremism and atheism that affects young people and spreads among them, and the effect which the spread of such phenomena will have on individuals and society.
“The Atheist” was written by Ibrahim Issa, directed by Mohamed El Adl, and starring Mahmoud Hamida, Ahmed Hatem, Hussein Fahmy, and Sabreen.
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