*Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (3D), horror starring Benjamin Walker and Rufus Sewell, directed by Timur Bekmambetov.
*Al-Almani (The German), drama starring Mohamed Ramadan, Rania El-Mallah and Ahmed Bedeir, directed by Alaa El-Sherif.
*The Amazing Spider-Man (3D), starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, directed by Marc Webb.
*The Avengers, Science fiction starring Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans, directed by Joss Whedon.
*Battleship, science fiction starring Taylor Kitsch, Liam Neeson and Brooklyn Decker, directed by Peter Berg.
*Dark Shadows, comedy starring Johnny Depp and Michelle Pfeiffer, directed by Tim Burton.
*Five-Year Engagement, comedy starring Jason Segel and Emily Blunt, directed by Nicholas Stoller.
*Game Over, comedy starring Youssra and Maye Ezzeddin, directed by Ahmed El-Badri.
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating), starring Ramez Galal, Emy Samir Ghanem and Hassan Hosni, directed by Ahmed El-Badri.
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done), starring Saad El-Soghayar, Amina and Lotfi Labib, directed by Ismail Farouk.
*Helm Aziz (Aziz--ôs Dream), starring Ahmed Ezz, Sherif Mounir and Maye Kassab, directed by Amr Arafa.
*Madagascar 3: Europe--ôs Most Wanted (3D), animation voices by Ben Stiller, Jada Pinkett Smith, directed by Eric Darnell, Tom McGrath and Conrad Vernon.
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit), drama starring Ahmed El-Saqqa, Ahmed Ezz, Hanan Turk and Zeina, directed by Sandra Nashaat.
*Men in Black III (3D), science fiction starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, directed by Barry Sonnenfeld.
*Prometheus (3D), science fiction starring Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and Charlize Theron, directed by Ridley Scott.
*Rock of Ages, musical production starring Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Julianne Hough and Diego Boneta, directed by Adam Shankman.
*Snow White and the Huntsman, starring Kristen Stewart and Chris Hemsworth, directed by Rupert Sanders.
*Think Like a Man, comedy starring Chris Brown and Gabrielle Union and Kevin Hart, directed by Tim Story.
*What to Expect When You--ôre Expecting, comedy starring Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez and Elizabeth Banks, directed by Kirk Jones.
Generally, shows begin at 10:30am, 1:30pm, 9:30pm and midnight, however each cinema has its show times during the month of Ramadan.
Al-Amir
Khlousi, Shubra, Cairo. Tel: 2205 5722
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Bandar, Maadi (11am, 2pm & 10pm)
Bandar Mall, 1 Palestine St, New Maadi. Tel: 2519 0770
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (3D)
*Snow White and the Huntsman
Cine Max
Cityscape Mall, Horriya sq, 6 October City. Tel: 012 0666 1336
*Al-Almani (The German)
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
City Centre
3 Makram Ebeid St, Nasr City. Tel: 010 667 5096
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (3D)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
*Snow White and the Huntsman
Cosmos
12 Emadeddin St, downtown Cairo. Tel: 2574 2177
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Dandy Mall (2pm & 10pm)
Beginning of Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road. Tel: 018 919 6438
*Five-Year Engagement
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
Diana
17 Al-Alfi St, Emadeddin, downtown Cairo. Tel: 2592 4727
*Al-Almani (The German)
Downtown (2pm & 10pm)
8 Emadeddin St, Downtown. Tel: 2592 4727
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Dream
Dream Land, Sixth of October City. Tel: 3855 3217
*Al-Almani (The German)
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Galaxy
67 Abdel-Aziz Al-Seoud St, Manial. Tel: 2532 5745/6
*Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (3D)
*The Amazing Spider-Man (3D)
*The Avengers (3D)
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Geneina
Al-Batrawi St, off Abbas Al-Aqad St, Nasr City. Tel: 2263 0745- 016 553 0858
*Five-Year Engagement
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (3D)
*Snow White and the Huntsman
Golden Stars
City Stars Mall New Annex, Heliopolis. Tel: 2480 2580/1
*Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (3D)
*The Amazing Spider-Man (3D)
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Rock of Ages
*Think like a Man
Golf City
Al-Obour City. Tel: 4610 6155/6/7
*Al-Almani (The German)
*Battleship
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (3D)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
*Snow White and the Huntsman
Meeting Point
90th St, New Cairo, beside the AUC. Tel: 011 1660 6587
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (3D)
*The Lucky One
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Metro (2pm & 10pm)
35 Talaat Harb St, Downtown. Tel: 2393 7566
*Game Over
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
New Modern Shubra
Al-Mazallat St, Shubra. Tel: 2430 9122
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
Nile City (2pm & 10pm)
Nile City Towers, Nile Corniche, Maspero. Tel: 2461 9101
*Five-Year Engagement
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (3D)
*Snow White and the Huntsman
*What to Expect When You're Expecting
Normandy
31 Al-Ahram St, Heliopolis. Tel: 2257 9195
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
Odeon
4 Dr Abdel-Hamid Said St, downtown Cairo. Tel: 2575 8797- 2576 5642
*The Amazing Spider-Man (3D)
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Pigale
25 Emadeddin St, Downtown. Tel: 2593 8594
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
Ramses Hilton
Nile Corniche, Maspero. Tel: 2574 7435
*Al-Almani (The German)
*The Amazing Spider-Man (3D)
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Roxy
Roxy Sq, Heliopolis. Tel: 2258 0344
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Al-Salam Concorde
65 Abdel-Hamid Badawi St, Heliopolis. Tel: 2622 6376
*The Amazing Spider-Man (3D)
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Sarai Al-Hada'iq
16 Walielahd St, off Masr wal-Sudan St, Hada'iq Al-Qubba. Tel: 2485 8400
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Serag Mall
Attia El-Sawalhy St, off Makram Ebeid Nasr City. Tel: 2276 0080
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
Sixth of October (2pm & 10pm)
Sixth of October City. Tel: 3835 7569
*Game Over
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (3D)
*Snow White and the Huntsman
Stars
City Stars Mall: Omar Ibn Al-Khattab St, Heliopolis. Tel: 2480 2013/4
*Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (3D)
*The Amazing Spider-Man (3D)
*Al-Almani (The German)
*The Avengers (3D)
*Dark Shadows
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
*Men in Black III (3D)
*Prometheus (3D)
*Think Like a Man
Sun City (2pm & 10pm)
Behind Sheraton buildings, Heliopolis. Tel: 010 0002 1211
*Five-Year Engagement
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (3D)
*Snow White and the Huntsman
*What to Expect When You're Expecting
Tahrir
112 Tahrir St, Dokki, Giza. Tel: 3335 4726
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
Tiba
84 Al-Nasr Road, Nasr City. Tel: 2262 1084
*Game Over
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
Wonderland (11am, 2pm & 10pm)
Abbas El Akkad St, Nasr City. Tel: 2401 2254
*Al-Almani (The German)
*Game Over
*Gheish Al-Zawgeiya (Marital Cheating)
*Hasal Kheir (No Harm Done)
*Helm Aziz (Aziz's Dream)
*Al-Maslaha (The Benefit)
CULTURAL CENTRES
Maulana Azad Centre for Indian Culture
37 Talaat Harb St, Downtown. Tel: 2393 3396/ 2396 0071
26 July, 2pm: Ek Duuje ke Liye (We Love Each Other), musical production starring Kamal Hassan and Rati Agnihotri, directed by K. Balachander.
Mosireen
19A Adli St, 6th floor apartment 34, Downtown
31 July, 9pm: Frontiers of Fears and Dreams, directed by Palestinian filmmaker Mai Masri best known for her films about Palestinian children (English subtitles).
For the third week running the art review focuses on --?The Collective Exhibition 2012--ç; a group exhibition that features 60 artists from different generations including among others Mohamed Sabry, Salah Taher, Mohamed El-Tarrawi, Makram Henein, Samir Fouad, Halim Yacoub, Mohamed Mandour, Nadia Hassan, Effat Hosni, Mohsen Shaalan, Mustafa Khodeir, Mervat Refaat, Ahmed Badawi, Ahmed Selim, Hassan Rashed, Ayman Taher, Ehab Lotfy, Mona Abdel-Rahman, Adel Thabet, Djehan Raouf, Eman Hakim and Galal El-Husseiny.
Currently ongoing at Duroub gallery in Garden City, the miscellaneous exhibition is showcasing paintings, sculptures, ceramics, glasswares, 3D objects, calligraphy and handmade silver jewellery.
Hassan Rashed is among the unique artists participating in this collective show and he gained his reputation as a lover of folk arts. In his paintings, he has a special interest in painting the meticuluous details making a brilliant use of the motifs of the folk arts. He is infatuated by folk heritage and his works remind the audience with folk drawings painted on the walls of Egyptian houses in the popular districts and alleys of Egyptian cities and villages such as the camel and the boat painted on the house of the person who has just returned from the Hajj pilgrimage. In the 1960s and 1970s, he was the pupil of late veteran artist Hassan Suleiman from whom he learned a lot mainly his concern with the Egyptian and Arab identity. The Islamic Museum was frequented by Rashed who used to depict from the islamic arts in his paintings then he liked the Coptic art and became infatuated by the Pharaonic art through his regular visits to the Egyptian Museum. As a result, a number of his artworks reflected a brilliant melange between the Islamic, Coptic and Pharaonic art.
The exhibition is on until 16 September.
Reviewed by Nagwa El-Ashri
Ceramic and Traditional Handicrafts Centre
1 Al-Imam St, behind Amr bin El-Aas Mosque, Al-Fustat, Old Cairo. Tel 2364 3103
A permanent exhibition of the centre's ceramic, brass, jewellery and khayamiya products.
Darb 1718
Kasr Al-Sham' St, Fustat, Old Cairo, behind the Hanging Church & Amr bin Al-Aas Mosque, next to Mar Girgis metro station. Tel 012 2192449/ 2361 0511
*ÒHarassmentÓ, Some will tell you it's due to sexual frustration resulting from young men financially unable to get married, others will tell you It's general frustration from the hardships of life. So many theories, yet no real answer. The issue remains a black box. At the end, no one really understands why the problem is so rampant in Egypt._Strangely though, sexual harassment mysteriously vanished during the famous 18 days beginning Egypt's revolution. Again, people are trying to understand how and why. The utopia did not last long however, society's ailments that had mysteriously seemed to vanish, returned in full force. The problem may be back as it was, but the women are, definitely, no longer the same.__Whether it is through television, internet, lawsuits or art, their voice is being heard, and will continue to be heard: Enough.__Participating artists:__Amira Paree (The Netherlands / Egypt),_Anka Gadasevic (Serbia)_Dina Abdel-Aziz,_Enas Abul Komsan, _Enas El-Sediek, Habeeba Sultan,_Hagar_Hela Ammar ( Tunisia)_Khadija Mustafa, _Nahla El-Sebaey among others (Closing 20 August). _
*ÒLost GodsÓ, Joshua Goode is presenting 200 small sculptures. These will be buried in containers of sand. Visitors will be asked to 'dig' to find them and then will display them on a shelf or table. They will find complete figures and fragments. All of these objects have a specific meaning for Goode and are part of his personal mythology, yet they are meant to have enough ambiguity that others can find their own meaning within them. Viewers can use them as characters in their own stories, projected personifications (Closing 20 August).
Duroub
4 Amrika Al-Latiniya St, Garden City, Tel 2796 2881/ 2794 7951. Daily 10am-10pm, closed Fridays
ÒThe Collective Exhibition 2012Ó, a group exhibition honours late artist Nerman Sadeq (Closing 16 September).
ALMASAR
Behler's Mansion, 157b, 26 July St, ground floor, Zamalek, Tel 2736 8537/010 067 0705
ÒGallery CollectionÓ, a group exhibition by a fine selection of late, modern and contemporary Egyptian artists features paintings and sculptures (Closing 1 October 2012).
Salama
36 Ahmed Oraby St, Mohandeseen, Tel 3346 3242
ÒArt For AllÓ, a group exhibition of paintings featuring a galaxy of art moguls (running through the end of 2012 season).
Townhouse
10 Nabarawy St, off Champollion St, Downtown. Tel 2576 8086. Daily exc Thur, 10am-2pm & 6pm-9pm; Fri, 6pm-9pm
*First Floor
ÒThe Pick 5Ó, a group exhibition features Nazly Abaza, Gehad Enwar, Islam Shabana, Ahmed Shawky, Mahmoud Tarek, Sama Waly. For three weeks in July, six artists who are current students or recent graduates from Cairo universities will come together in the First Floor Gallery for ÒThe Pick 5,Ó Townhouse's semi-annual survey of emerging artists.__Unlike past years, this iteration of the Pick was not curated around a particular medium, theme or specific university course. The selected artists represent media including sound, installation, web art, photography and textiles; and engage with diverse themes from the nostalgia of intimate, partially obscured memories to political issues of power and control (Closing 1 August).
El Sawy Culturewheel
End of 26th of July St, underneath the 15th of May Bridge, Zamalek, Tel 2736 8881/6178/2737 4448, email: info@culturewheel.com
*Earth Hall
ÒFawanessÓ, an exhibition on Ramadan lantern by artist Mohamed Ismail (Closing 29 July).
A miscellanous exhibition by artist Ibrahim El-Baredi (1-9 August).
*Word Hall
Calligraphy exhibition by Khodeir El-Portsaidi (Closing 29 July).
ÒRamadaniatÓ, a photography exhibition by Egypt Salon for Photography (1-9 August).
Rim Banna
El-Genaina Theatre
Al-Azhar Park, Salah Salem Road, Darassa, Tel 2362 5057
Thur 26 & Fri 27, 9.30pm: Oumeima Al Khalil, a Lebanese singer born in Al-Fakiha village near Baalbak, she lived in an art-loving family, and this helped her to start her artistic career at an early age. Oumeima released two albums entitled after her name. In these albums, the music varied from being oriental Tarab with a dancing flavor, and melodies mixed with a taste of oriental, blues and jazz, which is reflected in her greatest hits: --?Elakh--ç, --?Daret Al-Kahwa--ç, --?Olt Bakteblak--ç, and --?Asfour--ç. --?Ya Seidy--ç is her first song in Egyptian dialect. Thur 2, 9.30pm: Rim Banna, a Palestinian singer, lyricist and composer from Nazareth, her songs are inspired by the Palestinian people--ôs conscience and sentiments, from their culture, their history and their folklore. The tunes and the music flourish from the soul of the poem and its streams and from the feeling of the word--ôs rhythm, then come the interweaving of the words and the tune, which produce the beautiful songs, that carry us to the skies of Palestine and from there to the whole universe. Banna released 11 albums, In 2010 she released her latest album --?A Time to Cry.--ç
RAMADAN SPECIAL
Cairo Opera House
Gezira Exhibition Grounds. Info 339 8144, box office 2739 0132/0144
*Open-Air Theatre
Mon 30, 9.30pm: Artist Saber Abdel-Sattar.
Tue 31, 9.30pm: Celebrating the 10th of Ramadan in a concert features Hossam Saqr on qannun.
Wed 1, 9.30pm: Al-Takht Al-Arabi band, conducted by Yasser Moawad in a repertoire of classical Arab songs.
Thur 2, 9.30pm: Takht Sharqi (Oriental Takht) band features soloists Rehab Omar and Walid Heidar.
*Small Hall
Sun 29, 9.30pm: An Arab Islamic evening from Iraq.
Mon 30, 9.30pm: The Turkish Embassy presents an Arab Islamic evening.
Tue 31, 9.30pm: An Arab Islamic evening from Sudan.
Thur 2, 9.30pm: Pakistan Embassy presents an Arab Islamic evening from Iraq.
Darb 1718
Kasr Al-Sham' St, Fustat, Old Cairo, behind the Hanging Church & Amr bin Al-Aas Mosque, next to Mar Girgis metro station. Tel 012 2192449/ 2361 0511
Celebrate a joyous Ramadan at Mawaweel Festival 2012, every Thursday evening from 10pm to 1am.
El-Genaina Theatre
Al-Azhar Park, Salah Salem Road, Darassa, Tel 2362 5057
Hayy programme
Thur 26 & Fri 27, 9.30pm: Oumeima Al Khalil, a Lebanese singer born in Al-Fakiha village near Baalbak, she lived in an art-loving family, and this helped her to start her artistic career at an early age. Oumeima released two albums entitled after her name. In these albums, the music varied from being oriental Tarab with a dancing flavor, and melodies mixed with a taste of oriental, blues and jazz, which is reflected in her greatest hits: "Elakh", "Daret Al-Kahwa", "Olt Bakteblak", and "Asfour". "Ya Seidy" is her first song in Egyptian dialect.__
Thur 2, 9.30pm: Rim Banna, a Palestinian singer, lyricist and composer from Nazareth, her songs are inspired by the Palestinian people's conscience and sentiments, from their culture, their history and their folklore. The tunes and the music flourish from the soul of the poem and its streams and from the feeling of the word's rhythm, then come the interweaving of the words and the tune, which produce the beautiful songs, that carry us to the skies of Palestine and from there to the whole universe. Banna released 11 albums, In 2010 she released her latest album ÒA Time to Cry.Ó
Al-Ghouri Caravansary
Imam Mohamed Abdou St, off Al-Moaiz St with Al-Azhar, Tel 2514 7475 every Sat, Mon & Wed, (8pm, free admission)
Al-Tanoura whirling dervishes perform to live Sufi music.
Al-Ghouri Dome
111 Al-Azhar St, Al-Ghouriya, Tel 2506 0227
Sun 29-Wed 8 August, 9.30pm: Samaa International Festival for Religious Chanting and Sufi Music founded by Intesar Abdel-Fattah.
Makan
1 Saad Zaghloul St, Al-Mounira, Cairo. Tel 2792 0878
Every Wednesday, 9pm: Zar music and songs by Mazaher ensemble.
El Mastaba Centre for Egyptian Folk Music
30 A El-Balaqsa St, Abdeen, Downtown. Tel 011 50995354/ 2392 6768
*Al Dammah Theatre for Free Arts
Thur 26, 10pm: A night of mystical and healing sounds of Zar from Egypt and Sudan by Rango band.
Salaheddin Citadel Complex
Salah Salem Rd, Tel 2512 1735
Sun 29-Wed 8 August, 9.30pm: Samaa International Festival for Religious Chanting and Sufi Music founded by Intesar Abdel-Fattah.
El Sawy Culturewheel
End of 26th of July St, underneath the 15th of May Bridge, Zamalek, Tel 2736 8881/6178/2737 4448, email: info@culturewheel.com
*River Hall
Tue 31, 10pm: Upper Egypt folklore.
Wed 1, 10pm: The Suez Canal area folk music (Semsemya).
*Wisdom Hall
Thur 26, 9.30pm: Harp recital by Manal Mohieddin.
Fri 27, 9.30pm: A standup comedy show by Omar Qatamesh.
Sun 29, 9.30pm: Mawqef Mazzika (Music Stance) band plays contemporary Egyptian songs.
Mon 30, 9.30pm: Gilgamesh band plays jazz music.
Tue 31, 9.30pm: Al-Masryeen band, led by accordionist Hany Shenouda plays contemporary Egyptian songs.
Wed 1, 9.30pm: A concert of classical Arab music.
Thur 2, 9.30pm: El Sawy Culturewheel
Puppet Theatre show revives the concerts of late diva Umm kolthoum playing two of her best songs.
ALEXANDRIA
Alexandria Opera House (Sayed Darwish Theatre)
Fouad St, Mahatat Al-Raml, Alexandria, Tel 03/486 5106
Tue 31, 9.30pm: An Arab Islamic evening from Iraq features Iraqi guitarist Elham Al-Madfaai who plays his highly sought-after compositions that blend the melodies of the foreign guitar with traditional folk Iraqi songs.
Wed 1, 9.30pm: Sharara Sextet.
Thur 2, 9.30pm: An Arab Islamic evening from Sudan.
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