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Hend Sabry is known for:

  • The Yacoubian Building
    Cairo: a 70-year-old building of once-luxury flats with tenements on the roof. Zika, an aging libertine, feuds with his sister. Pius Haj Azzam takes a second wife, in secret, to satisfy sexual drive within religious bounds. Bothayna, poor and beautiful, supports her family, wanting to do so with dignity intact. Her former fiancé, Taha, the janitor's son, humiliated by the police, turns to fundamentalism. Hatem, a gay editor, seduces and corrupts a young man from the sticks. Two brothers, Copts, one a tailor and one Zika's factotum, connive for property. Allah is on most everyone's lips, and corruption is in their hearts.
  • El Feel El Azraq 2
    A meeting with a new inmate in the psychiatric hospital flips Dr. Yehia's life upside down. She prophecies that the death of his entire family is only three days away.
  • Asmaa
    Embodies the Hind Sabri in the events of the movie character girl suffering from HIV AIDS and decide not to surrender his Vtjud violent war against him, whether to seek treatment for themselves or bring hope in the hearts of all who have the disease dreaded, and gradually be able to achieve many of its goals and, following the events.

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Biography

Hend Sabry is a Tunisian actress. She was born in Kebili province in Tunisia, and holds a degree in Intellectual Property. She started to become a recognized actress since she appeared in the films “Mousem Alregal” (Men's Season) and “Samt Alqosur” (Silence of the Palaces) by director Mofida Altelaly. She attracted the attention of Egyptian director Inas Eldegheidy, and she eventually cast her as the lead in her film “Mozakirat Morahiqa” (Diary of an Adolescent) in 2001. Among her most notable roles were those in films like Dawood Abdel Sayed's “Mowaten we Mokhber we Haramy” (A Citizen, an Informant and a Thief) “Ayez Haqy” (I Want my Rights), “Ahla El Awa'at” (Best Times), and the television series “Aywa Atgawez” (I Want to Get Married) and “Embratoreyet Meen” (Who's Empire?).