"The Stranger's Echo" Film

This film sheds light on cultural alienation and its deep impact on individuals' identity, and their sense of community belonging. The project highlights the conflict between preserving authentic cultural roots and being attracted to foreign patterns and values that may weaken the sense of national identity.

In this context, "Zamra" institution is established as an inspiring and emerging model that aims to enhance belonging and consolidate Egyptian identity among new generations by providing diverse cultural and educational activities and programs.

The film's main message emphasizes that cherishing one's cultural identity is not merely a choice; but rather it represents the underlying component of social cohesion and the continuation of national memory.

This project was conducted by the following students:

·         Christine Joseph

·         Roaa Hassan

·         Yasmin Mohamed

·         Farouk Ahmed

·         Zeina Ali

·         Moshira Kamal

·         Weam Ezzat

·         Malak Mohamed

·         Habiba Saeed

·         George Sami

·         Marleen Reda

The film was produced under:

 The Supervision of:

·         Ms. Hams Nabil — Assistant Lecturer at the Radio and Television Department.

·         Ms. Doaa Erfan — Teaching Assistant at the Radio and Television Department.

The General Supervision of:

§  Assoc. Prof. Reem El-Sherif, Head of the Radio and Television Department and Director of the Visual-Audio Production Program.

The Auspices of:

§  Prof. Sami El-Sherif – Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication.

We – at the Faculty of Mass Communication– are proud of our students' creativity, and we wish the team continued success.