Belal Fadl (Arabic) (An haife shi a shekara ta 1974) marubucin fim ne na Masar, ɗan jarida kuma marubucin jarida. An haife shi kuma ya girma a birnin Alkahira, Misira. Fadl yana da tushe daga Alexandria.[1] Fadl ya kammala karatu daga Jami'ar Alkahira da sakamako mafi daraja (First Class) a fannin Masa Communication. Ya fara aikinsa a matsayin ɗan jarida a Rose al-Yūsuf sannan, wanda ya kafa kuma sakataren Al-Dustour, sannan ya shiga Al-Masry Al-Youm don rubuta shafi na Istbaha kasancewar yana ɗaya daga cikin mahimman marubuta a Misira.
Hutun Belal Fadlin 2001, one of his scripts made into his first movie, Thieves in KG2 directed by Sandra Nashaat, starring Karim Abdel-Aziz and Hanan Tork the movie was a huge hit and mastered the Egyptian Box office at that time.[3]
he continued his cinematic success as he wrote 18 movies most of them topped the Egyptian box office.
Swimming Boltia / Boltya EL Ayma (2008) (story and screen play).[19] For wاich he was Awarded the National Egyptian Film Festival prize for the best screen play.[20]
18 Days (2011) The film comprises 10 shorts revolving around different facets of the 18 days of the 25 January 2011 revolution which led to overthrowing former President Hosni Mubarak. The events take place in Tahrir square and outside it and is narrated from different points of view; either, against, enthusiasts, opportunists, or even indifferent.[22] Fadl Wrote two short movies of the ten: (God's Creation) directed by Kamla Abou Zikri and (When the Flood Hits You) directed by Mohammed Ali. the film's first premiere was in special screening in Cannes Film Festival[23]
Ahl Eskendereya / people of Alexanderia (2014) (writer): the series which was produced by the official Egyptian TV was banned from screening on the state channels and the private ones also due to pressures from the state's security apparatus.In addition to the political stances of several actors in the series, including Fadl himself as well as actors Amr Waked and Basma Hassan, all vocal members of the political opposition, it is also likely that the series, directed by veteran director Khairy Beshara, is being banned because of its portrayal of a corrupt police officer.[25]
Belal Fadl
