Rolling Stone MENA’s monthly streaming guide to the films, TV series, and documentaries available across platforms in the MENA region.
A look back at fifteen years of Mohamed Samy’s directing during the most prolific production era in Egyptian television.
A promising piracy drama slips into formula, as Egybest trades a rich story for safe, trope-heavy Eid entertainment.
Sahbek Rajel turns the police into a workplace comedy, exposing power, class, and street influence inside the institution.
A well-rounded and textured Ramadan drama, Hekayet Narges looks past the crime to the society that made it possible.
In an age of bingeing and endless choice, Ramadan television still insists on waiting, communality, and a shared media reality.
Four Arab films make the Oscars shortlist this year, marking a historic moment for an Arab cinema still struggling for sovereignty.
What lies behind the polarized coverage of El Gouna Film Festival, beyond red carpet glamour and class critique?
In 2010, Microphone foresaw Egypt’s revolution and a decade of cultural and social change. Is its prophecy still resonant today?
Window on Palestine returns for its third edition at El Gouna Film Festival – a bold act of cinematic and cultural grounding.
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