Kinda Alloush Shines at Aswan Festival

Syrian actress Kinda Alloush was honored at the Aswan International Women’s Film Festival, sharing insights on her career and personal life. Her heartfelt reflections captivated attendees.

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An Unplanned Acting Journey

Kinda revealed that acting wasn’t a planned career path. While in Syria, she stumbled into the field by chance, later pursuing theater studies to hone her craft. “I transitioned from spontaneous performances to a skilled actress with purpose,” she said, highlighting her dedication to growth.

Overcoming Fears in Egyptian Cinema

Moving to Egypt, Kinda initially feared working in its cinema industry. Director Sherif Arafa’s faith in her for Weld El Am was pivotal. “That role was a turning point, boosting my confidence to embrace new challenges,” she shared, marking a significant milestone in her career.

Amr Youssef’s Support

Kinda praised her husband, actor Amr Youssef, for his unwavering support. “I’m naturally anxious, but Amr simplifies things, encouraging me with his positivity and confidence,” she said. She also expressed her love for Aswan, calling it a “soul-cleansing” city and urging annual visits.

Farewell to Ikhwati

As filming for Ikhwati wrapped, Kinda shared emotional gratitude on Instagram, posting behind-the-scenes photos. She lauded director Mohamed Shaker Khodeir for his meticulous vision, noting, “Your passion for every detail—script, performance, costumes, lighting—made this special.” She thanked writer Mahab Tarek, cinematographer Bishoy Roosevelt, and the entire crew, including Media Hub’s team, for their contributions.

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