Death the Egyptian Way" on Extra Live is a must-watch! Experts explore Egyptian death rituals from ancient times till today, celebrating our rich heritage. Surprisingly uplifting, it highlights our civilization's impact. Share it with your kids! Al-Motahida is doing amazing work showcasing Egypt through art. Bravo!

Searching for the House of Maria the Copt" beautifully explores the quest for the home of Prophet Muhammad's wife in Minya, Egypt. This captivating film journeys through history, showcasing the ancient city of Ansena. Watch it on YouTube and discover Egypt's rich heritage! Hopefully, this inspires a plan to promote these important sites globally. We have treasures to share! Thanks to Al-Motahida.

• List DescriptionToday marks 5 years since Samir Khafaji (1930-2018), founder of the renowned United Artists Troupe, passed away. He dedicated his life to Arab theater, starting in the 1940s alongside giants of the industry. To learn more about his legacy, watch the documentary "Samir Khafaji: Grabbed the Wolf by its Tail," a heartfelt tribute directed by Rasha El Shamy, who poured her heart and soul into this project, making it a fitting homage to the great artist.

• The documentary about cassette tapes in the lives of Egyptians brought back 40 years of beautiful memories for me. The team managed to document 60 years of music and song history in Egypt. Thanks to my friends Osama El Shazly and Rasha El Shamy for this beautiful film, you must watch it!

• List DescriptionI caught a fascinating documentary on DMC called "Cassette," exploring the cassette tape revolution in Egypt from the 70s to the 90s. Producers, critics, and musicians like Fathy Salama shared amazing insights, evoking a wave of nostalgia. Interestingly, the film mentioned cassettes making a comeback in the West. Could this happen in Egypt? What do you think, especially the younger generation?