A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Alias:
Kamla Abou Zekry
Kamla Abouzekri
Kamlah Abu-Zikri
كاملة أبو ذكري
Birthplace:
Egypt
Born:
January 8, 1974
An Egyptian director, she graduated from the Higher Institute of Cinema. She began her artistic career by working as a second assistant director in the film (131 Works) by director Nader Galal in 1993. Then she directed her first short film (Six O’Clock Train), and then returned to work as an assistant director. In the films (Hello America), (Watch, Peace), and (Al-Lumbi), starring the artist (Mohamed Saad), and (How Do You Make Girls Love You), until she directed her first film (First Year of Nasab) in 2004, followed by the films (Malak and Kataba) ) and (About Love and Passion) and (One Zero). On the television level, she directed the sitcom series (6 Tahrir Square) in 2009, the series (Zat) in 2013, and the series (Nasa Prison) in 2014.
Assistant Director:
2001 Look & Admire
2001 The Magician
2002 El Lemby
2003 How to Make Girls Love You?
Assistant Director Trainee:
1995 Why Does the Sea Laugh
2001 Look & Admire
2001 The Magician
2002 El Lemby
2003 How to Make Girls Love You?
Co-Director:
1995 Why Does the Sea Laugh
2000 Hello America
2001 Look & Admire
2001 The Magician
2002 El Lemby
2003 How to Make Girls Love You?
Director:
1995 Why Does the Sea Laugh
2000 Hello America
2001 Look & Admire
2001 The Magician
2002 El Lemby
2003 How to Make Girls Love You?
2004 First Year of Deception
2005 Double Faces
2006 About Love and Passion
2009 One-Zero
2011 18 Days
2016 A Day for Women
Script Supervisor:
1995 Why Does the Sea Laugh
1997 Hassan Ellol
2000 Hello America
2001 Look & Admire
2001 The Magician
2002 El Lemby
2003 How to Make Girls Love You?
2004 First Year of Deception
2005 Double Faces
2006 About Love and Passion
2009 One-Zero
2011 18 Days
2016 A Day for Women
Creator:
2013 A Girl Named Zat
Director:
2009 6 Tahrir Square
2013 A Girl Named Zat
2014 Women's Jail
2017 Sunset Oasis
2020 Multifaceted
2022 Backbreaking
???? Sponge and asphalt
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