11:24 PM
Tuesday 06 September 2022
Books – Muhammad Abul-Majd:
Actress Kinda Alloush said that her presence at the Venice Film Festival was due to the screening of her movie “Exodus”, and that regardless of having her second child, she is not in normal circumstances one of my favorites to shine and wear, adding: “I do not know how to do this in the ordinary, but under a difficult circumstance, which is Childbirth makes the issue more difficult, especially with the feeling of guilt towards the child.
And Kinda revealed, in a telephone interview to the “A Last Word” program on the “ONE” satellite channel, today, Tuesday, the details of the moment she was told regarding the screening of the movie “Exodus” within the festival’s activities, saying: “The first thing they said to me was that the film was chosen for the show. This is not allowed,” she explained: “When I was chatting with Amr, he said that you were very tired in this movie, and he was very tired, and you contracted Corona while filming it, and the conditions surrounding it are all stressful. with you”.
And she confirmed: “Amr’s encouragement teams with me, and without him, I would have refused, and the presence of his mother and mother would support me very much,” explaining: “When I went to the festival and received the warm welcome, I came back hilarious,” explaining: “I was pleased with the screening of the film and the audience’s reception of it at the festival and the applause that lasted for more than 10 minutes and I sat I give up.”
And regarding the movie “Exodus”, which tells regarding her country, “Kinda” replied: “Any human story with her work, in the ordinary, is an oath, so what regarding if the issue is related to my country.”
And regarding her image that shook the social media, and the romantic moments with her husband, Amr Youssef, she replied: “The journalist caught her without taking my mind. I took a picture with him on the carpet, and I was tired and rested on his shoulder.”
Regarding the reactions of the social media, she said: “The reactions were nice, and the Egyptians were light-blooded. They made comic strips, and some reactions were negative, but sorry.” Al-Hadidi interrupted her: “What are you still waiting for, his father?” Alloush replies: “There are people who are born and sucked, and unfortunately I don’t know how to stay like other people.”