Browsing American University in Cairo Scholarly Communications by Medium "documentaries"

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  • Expressions of Musical Notes 
    Abdellatif, Yara (2012-12-10)
    Research shows that different types of music have different effects on people. Just like some songs can make us laugh, and other songs make us cry, some believe songs can actually change the way we think, and can ultimately ...
  • Female unemployment in Egypt 
    Youmna, Mohamed (2013-05-20)
  • From mini skirts to veil 
    Khallaf, Yomna Amr (2013-05-20)
  • Grants and scholarship in the American University in Cairo 
    Salawudeen, Sadiq (2011-12-22)
  • In AUC, a stigma lives on 
    Salah ElDin, Dina (2011-12-12)
  • January 25 Revolution: Morsi's presidency 
    Nagi, Mohamad (2013-05-20)
  • Liberty of art 
    Naiem, Shaimaa Mohamed (2012-05-14)
    Art may have not started during the Egyptian revolution, but from the ancient Egyptian times. Nevertheless, the 25th of January revolution played a major role in putting a stop to suppression of the old corruption regime ...
  • A Life Journey 
    Tolba, Dina (2012-12-15)
    Of the thousands of the 20th-century orientalists and western scholars, who gravitated to the Islamic world, few possessed an extraordinary curiosity and passion to record the historical and artistic heritage of ancient ...
  • Life of a refugee 
    Abdel Rahman, Heba Mamdouh (2012-05-13)
    According to Africa and Middle East Refugee Assistance (AMERA) organization in Egypt online, Egypt hosts the fifth largest refugee population in the world with official estimates of 38,000 refugees from 35 countries mostly ...
  • Media during revolution 
    El Sherbine, Asmaa (2012-05-17)
    A revolutionary step towards a better media, during the beginning of the Egyptian revolution, the media played a significant role in misleading people and hiding the truth of what is going on in Tharir which makes people ...
  • Musical comedy in Egypt: a dance between song and joke 
    Awad, Adam (2012-12-10)
  • Opinion's about Van Leo 
    Kahil, Shereen (2012-05-14)
    Van-Leo is Armenian who came to Egypt with his family and started his life here. At age 17 Leo recognized his passion to photography and he started his dream. There was an exhibition held at AUC which showed ...
  • The perception of beauty 
    Saleh, Shahd (2013-05-20)
    The documentary addresses how society and the media affect how we perceive beauty in our daily life.
  • Presidential candidates in Egypt: who is more worthy of the presidential title? 
    ElHariri, Nora (2011-12-18)
  • Revolution: uniting Egyptians 
    Helmy, Dina (2011-12-13)
  • Revolutionary rhythms in Egypt and the American University in Cairo 
    Badawi, Nada (2012-05-17)
    During the eighteen days of the January 25 Revolution, the number of musicians who have began singing for the revolution has grown. They were not restricted nor censored, but they were forced to deal with a different ...
  • Sha’bi music in Egypt…master or disaster 
    Azmy, Youssef (2013-05-20)
    For us Egyptians, music is as important as food and water; we listen to music all the time. Art has always been a reflection of the society. Many things in Egypt have been affected by the drawbacks in economy, politics ...
  • Simply about being happy 
    Elezaby, Mostafa (2013-05-20)
    A piece about the musical progress in the life of singer/song writer Ahmed Safi.
  • A stage, a stage, my career for a stage 
    Haddara, Adham (2012-12-10)
    This is a 15 min 22 sec documentary that explores finding work in the theatre as an actor in present-day Egypt.
  • The theater and us 
    El Kerdany, Salma (2013-05-20)
    Watching the AUC production of The Taming of the Shrew I was surprised by how well it was done. I wanted to investigate the process and all the work it took to make it happen. Such an impressive performance must have a ...