Egyptian actor Ahmed Bedier honoured at Suez festival
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Daily News Egypt
Egyptian actor Ahmed Bedier was honoured at the opening of the third edition of the Very Short Films Festival in Suez, after more than 55 years of work and over 300 productions. In an interview with Daily News Egypt, he discussed his attachment to theatre and the evolution of stardom.
Egyptian actor Ahmed Bedier was honoured at the opening ceremony of the third edition of the Very Short Films Festival, held in Suez. The distinction recognises a career spanning more than 55 years and more than 300 works in cinema, theatre, television and radio, reports Daily News Egypt.
Ahmed Bedier said that theatre remained his first artistic space and that very short films could foster creativity and allow a new generation of filmmakers to make their voices heard. He also said that genuine stardom rests on talent, perseverance and the public’s affection, rather than on social media or advertising.
