Farq Khibrah

A highly underrated movie about Nagy's experience in self-help. Loved it and loved the messages it conveyed in a very subtle manner. It's written and directed in a manner you don't very often see in Arabic movies. Being a self-help film disguised as a romantic drama is already one of my favorite genres in movies, but this movie has done it in a very subtle and entertaining way. I also enjoyed how they didn't focus on one side but rather many interrelated stories and parts of Nagy's life, including different characters and their points of view as well. It's currently my favourite Egyptian film and I'll be looking for more by the same writer/director.