Mohamed Farag at the Red Sea Film Festival: Details of the film "Ward wa Chocolat" and the series "2026"
In an atmosphere brimming with art and creativity, the talented Egyptian artist Mohamed Farag details of his new artistic projects on the sidelines of his distinguished participation in the fifth edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival held in Jeddah. Farag's statements to Al-Youm newspaper reflected his deep connection to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its audience, and shed light on his upcoming steps in the world of cinema and drama.
Notable presence at the Red Sea Film Festival
Mohamed Farag expressed his immense joy and pride at being present at this global cinematic event, emphasizing that the Red Sea Film Festival is no longer just a fleeting artistic event, but has transformed into a major cultural platform that brings together filmmakers from East and West. Farag noted that Saudi Arabia has become a leading destination for art in the region, praising the remarkable development of the Saudi film industry and the impressive organization he witnesses with each visit, which makes every edition of the festival surpass its predecessor in brilliance and quality.
Details of new works: Cinema and Drama
Regarding his latest artistic endeavors, Faraj shared exclusive news with his fans about his current and future projects. He mentioned that his new film, "Roses and Chocolate," is currently showing in theaters, a cinematic experience he is banking on to offer his audience a different kind of performance. Not content with that, Faraj surprised television drama fans by announcing that preparations have begun for his upcoming Ramadan series for 2026, titled "A Father, But..." This announcement confirms Faraj's commitment to participating in the Ramadan television season with works that address social and human issues resonating with the Arab viewer, continuing his approach of choosing complex and challenging roles that showcase his unique acting abilities.
Jeddah... a city in the heart
Speaking about the host city, the Egyptian artist didn't hide his deep affection for Jeddah, describing it as "Jeddah is unique," and emphasizing that it's a city ahead of its time and constantly evolving. Farag explained that his feelings in Jeddah were no different from those he felt among his family in Egypt, praising the warm welcome and the kindness of the Saudi people, which he felt everywhere. This cultural and emotional connection between Egyptian artists and the Saudi public reflects the depth of the historical and artistic ties between the two brotherly nations.
A diverse artistic career
It is worth noting that Mohamed Farag is considered one of the most prominent stars of his generation in Egyptian cinema and television drama, distinguished by his exceptional ability to adapt and embody complex characters. His recent years have witnessed a significant artistic maturation in his choices, making him a force to be reckoned with in the Arab film industry. His participation in the Red Sea Film Festival further underscores his status as an artist committed to participating in events that support the film industry and elevate public taste.
Faraj concluded his speech with a message of love and gratitude to the Saudi public, describing them as being "on his head above all else," wishing for continued love and communication with them, and emphasizing that their support represents a great incentive for him to always give his best.
