Hossam Hazim

Hossam Hazem was born on April 25, 1949. He obtained a Master's degree in Mass Communications in 1967. He began his artistic and literary life by working in journalism (Akhir Sa'a magazine) since the late sixties, and his journalistic contributions continued after that in many magazines, the most important of which are “Caricature,” “Al-Kawakib,” and “Al-Shabab.” He graduated from the Police College in 1971 and rose in its responsibilities to the rank of Major General. He participated in writing some evening shows and films, and the first film he wrote was “The Devil Who Loved Me” and the first television evening, “The People and the Night.” He founded his theater group, “Egyptian Artists,” in 1978. He died on September 21, 1999.