Egyptian actor Mohamed Mamdouh has received the Best Second Actor Award at the 51st Annual Film Society Festival for "Ahl El Kahef" (People of the Cave), directed by Amr Arafa.
Mamdouh expressed his gladness for receiving this award and taking part in this film, along with a big team. He mentioned that director Amr Arafa, Khaled El-Nabawy, Mohamed Farag and Ghada Adel were the main reasons behind making the work environment fun.
Mamdouh added, "The story of "Ahl El Kahef" is historical. I liked the wars so much, particularly in the Roman times. It is a novel experience. I liked it a lot. I'm one of the 6 or 7 people in the cave. Events unfold over 300 years".
The film's story is inspired by Tawfiq Al-Hakim's play. In a fictional setting, the film tells the story of some people who wake up from their sleep after three centuries. They find themselves in a time other than the time in which they lived before.
Additionally, they live in a struggle with time.
The film stars Mohamed Mamdouh, Khaled El-Nabawy, Mahmoud Hemdia, Ghada Adel, Mohamed Farag, Hagar Ahmed, Reem Mostafa, Ahmed Bedier, Abdel Rahman Abu Zahra, Ahmed Eid, and Sabry Fawwaz. It is written by Ayman Bahgat Kamar and directed by Amr Arafa.
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