Producer Ahmed El Sobky: “The Atheist” Was Not Banned and Was Postponed for Two Weeks to Complete Mixing and Editing

Journalist, media personality, and screenwriter Ibrahim Eissa revealed a page from the script of his latest film, “The Atheist”, amidst news that the film’s release, which was scheduled to be released in cinemas on August 14, has been postponed.

Ibrahim Eissa posted a page from the script on his official account on the “X” website, depicting a dispute between the character Yahya, played by the artist Ahmed Hatem, and his father Hafez (Mahmoud Hemeida) and his mother regarding atheism.

Background

Ahmed El Sobky, the producer of the film, has recently clarified the situation surrounding the postponement of the film’s release. According to Sobky, the film was not banned and was only postponed for two weeks to complete the mixing and editing work.

Reason for Postponement

Sobky explained that the film was in its final stages of production and required some additional time to ensure its quality. He assured that all censorship permits have been obtained and that the film has been approved by the censorship authority.

Defending the Film

Sobky also defended the film against attacks it received after the release of its promo. He explained that the reason for the attack was the film’s author, Ibrahim Eissa, and not the film itself. Sobky claimed that those attacking the film were known individuals who have a history of attacking Eissa.

Cast and Crew

The movie “The Atheist” stars Ahmed Hatem, Mahmoud Hemeida, Sabreen, Sherine Reda, Hussein Fahmy, Naglaa Badr, and others. The movie is written by Ibrahim Eissa and directed by Mohamed El Adl.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Ahmed El Sobky has clarified that the film “The Atheist” was not banned and was only postponed for two weeks to complete the mixing and editing work. The film has received criticism and attacks from unknown individuals, but Sobky defends the film and its author, Ibrahim Eissa.

FAQs

Q: What is the reason for the postponement of the film’s release?
A: The film was postponed for two weeks to complete the mixing and editing work.

Q: Is the film banned?
A: No, the film is not banned. It has been approved by the censorship authority and all necessary permits have been obtained.

Q: Why is the film being attacked?
A: The film is being attacked by unknown individuals who have a history of attacking the film’s author, Ibrahim Eissa.

Q: Who is involved in the film?
A: The movie stars Ahmed Hatem, Mahmoud Hemeida, Sabreen, Sherine Reda, Hussein Fahmy, Naglaa Badr, and others. The movie is written by Ibrahim Eissa and directed by Mohamed El Adl.