Best Egyptian animation movies

With a light-hearted look, an exploration of daily-life situations through four popular childhood games in Egyptian culture that stand the test of time.

The story of the Arab knight Muhammad Bin Qasim Al-Thaqafi who rescued many women and children from pirates in the Indian Ocean. He entered a fierce war against King Dahr who was sharing the spoils with the pirates, with the help of his friend Ziad and his mentor Abu Al-Asud.

Religious fascism and military fascism are interrelated.

Hamada a drunk guy who's trying to be sober

A full CGI commercial produced for Sharjah Book Authority for publishing to visualize how they might not write books, but they handle everything else that is book related.

Black and white film featuring Mish Mish Effendi, commissioned by the Royal Automobile Club against the misuse of horns.

(Masoud) and (Keshta) pickpocket, before deciding to repent and start a new life amid the inhabitants of the tin hut, to surprise the residents of the estate Abu Shama, who aspires to seize their land to establish some of his projects, and offers them to leave each of their land for a small amount of money , To reject the inhabitants of the tin hut, and escalating events.

First film by Ihab Shaker, Egyptian pioneer of animation. A man attempts to open a bottle.

One, Two, Three is a collection of three vignettes, entitled “The Shower,” “The Bird” and “The Machine.” They each place a doughy, confused man into a frustrating situation.