Mona Zaki from a symposium honoring her in the Red Sea: Nasrallah Yousri is a transitional stage in my artistic life

Mona Zaki said that the great directors with whom she cooperated during her artistic career greatly influenced this process, and she added during a symposium honoring her held at the Red Sea Film Festival, that at the beginning of her cooperation with director Sherif Arafa, she was worried about what was known about him and his nervousness, But she discovered the extreme professionalism and extreme precision with which he deals.

 

 

As for Yousry Nasr God considers my cooperation with him a transitional stage, as I was during the presentation of the film “Speak, Scheherazade.” I want to get out of the role of the good, dreamy girl, and this film helped me achieve this. I was not afraid of people’s reaction to the audacity of the role. I remember that the film’s late author, Waheed Hamed, said to me, “Mona, you have grown up and know how to speak and defend your choices.” Since that day, I no longer care about criticizing anyone who has a different thought than me and does not accept what I do.

 

 

 

As for director Muhammad Yassin, he inherited this profession, and I remember that in the movie Blood of the Deer, he was very interested in details, and he had a distinct way of drawing characters and defining their features, even if the scenario was not Kamel, And I was very happy to be chosen as a new face among this constellation of stars.

 

Regarding cooperation with Ahmed Zaki in the movie Halim, she said, I remember that I asked the late Ahmed Zaki about the secret My choice for this role, he said to me (You played the role of my daughter in Laugh the Picture Looks Beautiful and the role of my wife in Sadat. Let’s do the truth, the role of an admirer of the star you love and appreciate), and this was the truth, as I was an admirer of the late artist. Very, and the experience of the disease was difficult for him, but he wanted to die in front of the camera, and his wish was achieved.

 

And about the restoration of “Laugh, the picture turns out beautiful.” And “Shafiqa and Metwally” The festival said, “I chose these films in honor of their late stars Ahmed Zaki, Sanaa Jamil, and Souad Hosni