The actress said Kinda Alloush Her presence at the Venice Film Festival for the movie “Exodus” was important, regardless of her having a child, but under normal circumstances she is not a fan of glamor and clothes.
She added, during a telephone interview, on the “A Last Word” program, which is broadcast on the channel on: “I don’t know how to do this normally, but under a difficult circumstance, which is childbirth, the issue remains more difficult, especially with the feeling of guilt towards the child.”
Kinda Alloush recounted the moments of her telling 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 screening. He was very exhausted, and I contracted Corona while filming it, and the circumstances surrounding it were all stressful, so he told me, “You are tired and not every little bit.” The movie “Lake” will be shown in a two-day festival and I will come with you, and his encouragement is a difference with me. “.
She explained that the most important thing that attracted her in the film Exodus was the nature of writing and directing the film, following up: “Naturally, when films of this type are made, they take on a somewhat tragic character, but the director did it in a different way. For a simple family, there is nothing like a cake, and therefore the film is soft and pleasant and not gloomy, and what made me happy was the screening of the film and the audience receiving it at the festival and the applause that lasted for more than 10 minutes and I cried .And regarding the fact that the film is regarding her country, she said: “Any human story with her work, in the normal way, is an oath, let alone if the issue is related to my country.”
Commenting on her photos that shook the social media and the romantic moments that she gathered with her husband, Amr Youssef, she said: “The journalist caught her without taking my mind. I wanted to take a picture with him on the carpet, and I was tired and rested on his shoulder.
And 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 of the reactions were negative, but sorry.”