Salah Marei

Known for

Art

Born

Nov 24, 1942

Died

Mar 3, 2011

From

El Mahla el Kobra, Egypt

One of the greatest interior designers in the history of Egyptian cinema, he was born in El-Mahalla El-Kubra in 1942. He began working in the field at the age of twenty-two, in the movie Life is Good in 1964. He had a strong friendship with the director (Shadi Abdel Salam) since he was teaching him at the Film Institute, and he owes him much of what he reached. From their work is The Mummy, which was presented in 1975 and is considered by many to be the most complete and surprising Egyptian film from a visual point of view. From his work: A Song on the Passage and Silence Sons. He passed away in Cairo on Thursday, March 3, 2011.

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A Song on the Passage

19727.7out of 10

At Day's End

20080.0out of 10

In the Last Days of the City

20166.1out of 10

The City

19997.4out of 10

The Eloquent Peasant

19707.1out of 10

The Night of Counting the Years

19697.6out of 10

Alzheimer's

20106.2out of 10

The Asphalt Kings

19965.8out of 10

First Time in Love

20074.2out of 10

In Natural Colors

20094.5out of 10

The Champion

19973.0out of 10

Mabrouk and Bulbul

19980.0out of 10

Those Gentlemen

19876.0out of 10

The Barrier

19720.0out of 10

Waraa Al-Shams

19787.0out of 10

Life is Sweet

19666.0out of 10

Have We Met Before

20082.5out of 10

Very Humane

20090.0out of 10