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Sameh Abdel Aziz

Sameh Abdel Aziz

Director · Born 1976-09-18 · Egypt

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Biography

An Egyptian director, born in 1976. He graduated from the editing department at the High Cinema Institute in 1996. He started his career as a director on national Egyptian television, then worked at Dream channel, which was run by Hala Sarhan, with whom he moved to work at Rotana channel. Moreover, he directed many music videos. His first film was A Private Lesson (2005), starring Mohamed Ateyya, then he went on to direct more films, such as Cabaret and The Wedding.

Directed

  1. Horrible Grandma (2012) — Director
  2. Cabareeh (2008) — Director
  3. The Wedding (2009) — Director
  4. Tattah (2013) — Director
  5. Roh's Beauty (2014) — Director
  6. Freezer's Campaign (2016) — Director
  7. Abu Shanab (2016) — Director
  8. Dreams of the Reckless Boy (2007) — Director
  9. Lion and Four Cats (2007) — Director
  10. Cry of an Ant (2011) — Director
  11. Does Anyone Hear Anything (2009) — Director
  12. El Dashash (2025) — Director
  13. Ramadan Kareem (2017) — Director
  14. Private Lesson (2005) — Director
  15. Ard El-Nefaaq (2018) — Director
  16. U-Turn (2022) — Director
  17. The Nile Crocodiles (2022) — Director
  18. Friday Market (2018) — Director
  19. The Queen (2024) — Director
  20. Me & Her (2022) — Director
  21. Misyou Ramadan Mabrouk Abul-Alamein Hamouda (2011) — Director
  22. The Eid Night (2024) — Director
  23. The Night of the Carnival (2015) — Director
  24. Khair And Baraka (2017) — Director
  25. Viva Atata (2014) — Director
  26. Broken Promises (2020) — Director
  27. Like the Sun (2019) — Director
  28. Bin El Sarayat (2015) — Director
  29. Lucky Charm (2016) — Director
  30. Sodfa (2024) — Director
  31. Shehadat Moamlet Atfal (2025) — Director
  32. Antique Piece — Director
  33. Hassan Tayara (2008) — Director
  34. Civil War (2021) — Director
  35. Cafeccino (2008) — Director
  36. Gamila (2023) — Director

Also appeared in

  1. Alexandria... New York (2004)
  2. The Pain of Separation (2025) — Himself (archive footage)