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Egypt: 44th Cairo International Film Festival opens | Africanews

“The industry all over the Arabic world is still struggling, but Egypt is an exception, as Tunisia also is an exception because there is some countries who have more films than others, so it is also our role to raise the voices of all these countries, the maximum we can do.“ Lynda Belkhiria

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