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The film chronicles the last 3 years of Akhenaten -called "the heretic pharaoh"- and his wife Queen Nefertiti, their mysterious and convulse reign in the context of the profound political and theological reform they promoted.

The Wealthy gentleman Ramiz returns to Egypt from traveling, but suddenly becomes responsible for his half-brother and cannot return, he begins a love story with a simple girl who refuses to get involved with someone from a higher class.

A hustler and drug addict finds a crime video of a widow from his neighbourhood killing a child. He blackmails her to pay-off his debt only to get tangled in a twisted and altered relationship in which they fall into addiction until the murder is unexpectedly unraveled.

(Mahmoud) leaves his town after he offered his shroud to stop the bloodbath between his family and another family. The dispute began when Mahmoud met (Saim) with (Salim) Al-Hawara, who rules his control over the town, and (Salim) wanted to buy the share of his brother's widow (Atiyat), who refuses to sell, and sympathizes with it (Mahmoud) against (Salim), who is subjected to a murder attempt from some people, protects him (Mahmoud) with the meaning of the people. Ibn (Salim) assaults (Fatima) the daughter of (Mahmoud) and then kills her, and accuses the brother of (Atiyat) in the crime, and demands (Salim) revenge and justice, and seeks to achieve it himself, but a surprise occurs that changes the course of things.

Zaki is a single man at the age of fifty, he was known among the people as an example of chivalry but a seductive woman was able to conquer his heart, seeking to marry him out of greed for his money.

A liberal Egyptian politician faces torture in a Cairo notorious prison under Mubarak's dark regime. Based on a true story.

Infinity has different definitions but one idea the idea of no end. The film is based on this concept as the events are played backwards presenting an endless loop of events which have been lived and experienced by a group of teenagers who represent the majority of those who started the revolution; hoping for change and searching for a better future.

I don't speak very good,I dance better is a documentary that alternates real and fiction moments on today's Egypt. The narrative starts with Mag receiving a phone call from his family about the emergency for his brother affected by hepatitis C to receive immediate liver transplant. He decides to go to Cairo and finds himself involved in the Tahrir Square revolution. Once there he gets important stories from demonstrators but he also investigates on hepatitis C that kills a lot of the population. Dance and music are the glue between different events: a press story (the revolution); private drama (the brothers' disease); the exposure (health tragedy of the country) and political thriller. Dance is a positive energy all over the film.