TweetA mystery love story, of a young schoolboy trapped in his imaginations! The Village: Meet Swaid was a small village with one street, one river, one bridge, one mosque, and one school. Farmlands that would change color every season based on the crops surrounded the village surrounded the village landscape. People dreams stretched as far as the end of the cornfields; Villagers’ for years seemed to consult with the same fashion designer, women wear black dresses and men wear white Jilbab. Life was simple and innocent, my family ran the elementary school, my dad was the principal, and most of the teachers were local or family members; all students were…
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A LOST POSTCARD !!
All these years since I left Egypt, when I visit I stay with my sister in her apartment in the heart of downtown Cairo, a time to have her all for myself, so we got closer and we both shared old stories, and old memories.
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THE SHOEMAKER OF CAIRO جزمجي القاهره
Tweet Mahmoud Saada, محمود سعاده ( اشاش) The Shoemaker of Cairo, Worked in my Street where I grew up in Cairo, for 60 years, on my last visit last November I met him and had a conversation with him, his life, the changes in the street, his trade, and the people… Mahmoud died the same day I finished this video.. this is in his memories! Thank You On my last visit to Egypt, working on my documentary..on my street I met Mahmoud Saadah, they call him the Ministry’s Shoemaker… this is his story.. this is his memories.. The street inhabited by high-security buildings, Parliament, Prime ministry, and the Turkish embassy,…
