The film "Cairo 30" by Salah Abou Seif inaugurated the Egyptian Film Week at T-Marbouta. (Credit: Photo provided by the restaurant)
As dusk falls over Hamra, a small crowd ascends the stairs of T-Marbouta, leaving behind the cafe’s low hum of conversation and clinking glasses.Upstairs, the space tightens into a library: plastic chairs, wooden tables, shelves filled with books and small plants softening the edges. A projector shines against one wall. The four films screening at the Egyptian Film Week in T-Marbouta. (Credit: Photo provided by the restaurant) Downstairs, people chat over drinks. Upstairs, a film is about to start. The Egyptian cinema finds its temporary home between the two floors through a place that operates with an intimate, open and lively vibe.This is Egyptian Film Week at T-Marbouta, a four-day event from Feb. 24 to 27 featuring four Egyptian films at no charge. Theater in Beirut 'When a show can change lives': Benoit Soles and the Turing lesson...
As dusk falls over Hamra, a small crowd ascends the stairs of T-Marbouta, leaving behind the cafe’s low hum of conversation and clinking glasses.Upstairs, the space tightens into a library: plastic chairs, wooden tables, shelves filled with books and small plants softening the edges. A projector shines against one wall. The four films screening at the Egyptian Film Week in T-Marbouta. (Credit: Photo provided by the restaurant) Downstairs, people chat over drinks. Upstairs, a film is about to start. The Egyptian cinema finds its temporary home between the two floors through a place that operates with an intimate, open and lively vibe.This is Egyptian Film Week at T-Marbouta, a four-day event from Feb. 24 to 27 featuring four Egyptian films at no charge. Theater in Beirut 'When a show can change lives': Benoit Soles and the Turing...
