Syrian movie director Abdel Latif Abdel Hamid died final night time, Wednesday, Could 15, on the age of 70, after a cinematic profession wherein he gained many Arab and worldwide awards.
Abdul Hamid is described by Syrian artists as one of many “pillars of Syrian cinema,” writing and directing broadly acclaimed movies, and his inventive profession is crammed with approx. 20 works wherein he wrote, directed or acted.
Syrian director Joud Saeed, who was with him for a few years, mourned on his Fb web page, saying, “There is no such thing as a laughter after you.
As for the actress Sulaf Fawakherji, she printed a photograph of her with Abdul Hamid on her Instagram web page, accompanied by the remark, “How laborious is that this night time (..) the Abdul Latif Abdul Hamid nice and nice, everybody there was. tears will not be sufficient for you.”
Abdul Hamid was born within the nation of Latakia in 1954, and started his movie profession within the Eighties after finishing his cinema research on the VGIK Institute within the Russian capital, Moscow.
He wrote and directed the movie “Oral Messages”, which gained widespread acclaim in 1991. He gained many awards for his movies “An Outdated Lesson,” “Jackal Nights,” “The Rise of the Rain,” “The Breeze of the Soul”. ,” and “Qumran and Zaytouna.”
He additionally gained a Gold Medal Award for the movie “What Listeners Ask for” on the Rabat Worldwide Movie Pageant in Morocco, and gained the Finest Asian Movie Award on the Delhi Movie Pageant for a similar movie.
The late Syrian director gained the Grand Prize of the Oran Movie Pageant in 2008, and the Particular Jury Prize for the movie “What the Listeners Ask for”.
It gained the Finest Cinematic Achievement Award and the Critics Award on the 1995 Carthage Movie Pageant, and gained the Federation of European Movie Golf equipment Award in Montpellier, France in 1992.
