Mohamed Hassib

A director and writer, born in 1937, he obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1961. He began his artistic career as a director of documentary films and animation. His first film was (The Festival) in 1966, which was a documentary film. He followed it with the animated film Uncle Farhat in 1969. He directed many television films, including (The Bait and the Hook). He co-wrote a number of films, such as the film (Indeed, Your Lord is Watching) with Bashir Deek in 1969. 1983, his most prominent works as a director include (Seeking Help from the Other World), (The Palm in 1985) and (Al Sadd Street in 1986).