Biografía
Born in 1952, Yousry Nasrallah studies economics and politics at Cairo University, then attends the École Supérieure du Cinéma in 1973. His first feature film, Summer Thefts (1988), is screened in Cannes, and some critics consider it one of the films that contributed to the renaissance of the Egyptian cinema in the 1980s. Since then, notable credits include Mercedes (1993) and The City (1999), both screened at Locarno, as well as Scheherazade, Tell Me a Story (2009), which wins the Premio Lina Mangiacapre in Venice, and After the Battle (2012), in competition in Cannes.
Locarno Festival
Director
Películas | |
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2016 |
Al Ma’ wal Khodra wal Wajh El Hassan |
2012 |
Después de la batalla |
2011 |
Tamantashar yom |
2009 |
Mujeres de El Cairo |
2008 |
Genenet al asmak |
L'aquarium (telepelícula) |
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2004 |
La Porte du soleil |
2000 |
Medina, El |
1999 |
El Medina |
1993 |
Marcides |
1988 |
Sarikat Sayfeya |
Documental | |
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1995 |
Sobyan wa banat |
Guionista
Películas | |
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2016 |
Al Ma’ wal Khodra wal Wajh El Hassan |
2012 |
Después de la batalla |
2008 |
L'aquarium (telepelícula) |
2004 |
La Porte du soleil |
Actor
Documental | |
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2008 |
40 x 15 |
2006 |
Humbert Balsan, producteur rebelle (telepelícula) |
2002 |
Cinéma arabe - État des lieux (telepelícula) |