Attempting to enrich Egyptian-German cultural ties, Goethe Film Week kicks off, taking films from Germany and Egypt to its audience. The week’s opening film is “Egyptian Jeanne d’Arc,” a production by Egyptian director Iman Kamel. The film tells the story of three German brothers with Iraqi roots. The week also screens comedy film “Toni Erdmann”, which received five awards at the 29th European Film Awards, including Best Film. The film tells the story of a father that tries to reconnect with his daughter, who is a busy, career-focused woman.

Source: Daily News Egypt April 30, 2017 14:15 UTC