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Gamal El Tabeai

Gamal El Tabeai

Also known as: جمال التابعي

Born: July 19, 1937September 21, 2003Birthplace: EgyptNationality: Egypt16 credits

Egyptian director, photographer, author, born on July 19, 1937. He obtained a diploma from the Higher Institute of Cinema, Department of Photography, in 1963. He worked as an assistant cameraman immediately after his graduation with Wadid Sari. He has worked as a director of photography since 1968, and his first films were 6 Girls and a Groom in 1970, The Girls’ Sisters in 1976, A Woman of Glass in 1977, The Judge and the Executioner in 1978, Fatwat Bulaq in 1981, and The Lucky Movie in 1984. He formed a film production and distribution company in 1970 He wrote, wrote and filmed the film Nonviolence in 1993 City Dogs movie, story, script, dialogue and photography, 1995.

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Date of passing: September 21, 2003Age at death: 66

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FAQ

How old is Gamal El Tabeai?

Gamal El Tabeai died at the age of 66.

When was Gamal El Tabeai born?

Gamal El Tabeai was born on July 19, 1937.

When did Gamal El Tabeai die?

Gamal El Tabeai passed away on September 21, 2003.

What is Gamal El Tabeai's nationality?

Gamal El Tabeai is Egypt.

How many works has Gamal El Tabeai appeared in?

Gamal El Tabeai has 16 credited works in our database.

What is Gamal El Tabeai known for?

Gamal El Tabeai is known for Back to School Troublemakers, Vote for Dr. Sulaiman Abdulbaset, The Regret, The Bullies of Boulak.

Where was Gamal El Tabeai born?

Gamal El Tabeai was born in Egypt.