Nader Khalifa

Egyptian screenwriter, art critic, and screenplay lecturer. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in financial and commercial sciences in 1967, and a postgraduate diploma from the Higher Institute of Art Criticism at the Academy of Arts in 1976. He worked in mass culture since 1968, then on Kuwait Television for nine years from 1977 until 1986, after which he returned to work at the Culture Palaces Authority until 2006. He has won awards, including the Emir of Kuwait Award for the “Ash Evening” scenario, the first prize from the First Gulf Festival for Television Works, the first prize at the Second Gulf Festival for the “Ash Evening” scenario, a certificate of appreciation from Nile Drama for the “Girls” series, a certificate of appreciation from the Higher Institute of Art Criticism for the overall works, and a short story award from Family Planning and Mass Culture for the story “Egyptian.” He is a member of the Writers Union, a member of the Film Syndicate, and a member of the Egyptian Society of Writers and Critics. Cinema, and a member of the Screenwriters Association. In 2013, he served as the General Secretariat of the Alexandria Film Festival. He has many artistic and cultural activities, short stories, and artistic and cultural studies published in newspapers and magazines.