Abo Zaabal 89 (2024)
Raised in an environment where socialism and the pursuit of justice in Egypt were central, the filmmaker navigates through mixed emotions—pride, burden, and alienation—stemming from his and his parents' intense activist lives. His journey to trace back his family's history highlights the substantial emotional and psychological toll this activism took the thee of them.
Director: Bassam Mortada
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Sayed Ragab as |
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Bassam Mortada as |
| Directing | Bassam Mortada | Director |
| Production | Anke Petersen | Co-Producer |
| Production | Anna Chester | Co-Producer |
| Production | Kesmat Elsayed | Producer |
| Production | Jo Beard | Production Assistant |
| Sound | Ramir Abadir | Music |
| Crew | Maged Nader | Cinematography |
| Editing | Ahmed Abu El-Fadl | Editor |
| Sound | Daniel Wulf | Sound Designer |
| Editing | Jochen Hinrichs-Stöldt | Colorist |
