I think its dope that Egyptian films are killing it in Saudi Arabia 
! I mean, who wouldn't want to watch a good Arabic movie with their friends over a cup of tea? But seriously, its awesome that our filmmakers are getting global recognition and making bank 
. I'm not surprised, though - Egyptians love a good story, especially if its romantic or action-packed 
. And hey, its great to see the Cairo Film Connection doing its thing, helping Arab filmmakers get their work out there 
. Its all about supporting local talent and keeping our culture alive 
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! I mean, who wouldn't want to watch a good Arabic movie with their friends over a cup of tea? But seriously, its awesome that our filmmakers are getting global recognition and making bank . I'm not surprised, though - Egyptians love a good story, especially if its romantic or action-packed . And hey, its great to see the Cairo Film Connection doing its thing, helping Arab filmmakers get their work out there . Its all about supporting local talent and keeping our culture alive !
. I mean, what's going on? Can't we support our own filmmakers and audiences back home? 
It's like they're being rewarded for making great content, but not getting the recognition or love from their own country 
. Anyway, it's awesome to see Egyptian-Saudi coproductions doing well – more of those, please! 
And I'm excited to see what other talented filmmakers are coming through with new projects 
. I mean, yes, it's great that they're supporting local filmmakers and all, but $22.9 million for a movie that only raked in $2.8 million domestically? That's like, what, 4x the domestic revenue? It just doesn't add up to me 
. And don't even get me started on how much money is being made off of these coproductions... it's getting out of control 
.