
Inas Al Degheidy was born in Cairo in 1954. She is Egypt's most successful woman film director, and also one of its most controversial public figures. She believes Egypt is a closed society that needs change and among other things has called for the legalization of prostitution in Egypt. Her films depict her social issues and also carry powerful dramatic impact. I have collected posters for 16 of her feature films.

Excuse Me Law! Style A (1985)

Excuse Me Law! Style B (1985)

The Challenge (1988)

Forbidden Times (1988)

One Woman Is Not Enough (1990)

The Murderess (1992)
Lace (1993)
Disco Disco (1994)
Cheap Flesh (1995)

Lobster (1996)

Night Whispers [kalam al-layl] (1999)

The Red Rose (2000)

Diary of a Teenager (2001)

Seekers of Freedom (2004)

Let's Dance (2006)

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