The release of the song "Malo" from the movie "I Raised My Eyes to the Sky"

Feluka Films released the song "Malo" from the movie "Rafat Eini Lel Sama" days before the movie's participation in the 7th edition of El Gouna Film Festival.

Details of the song "Malo" The song "Malo" from the heritage of Upper Egypt, sung by the band's singer Monica Youssef and the Panorama Barsha band, with musical arrangement and vision by Molotov, editing by Amir Ahmed, and directed by Nada Riad and Ayman Al-Amir.

Movie trailer On the other hand, Feluka Films released the second teaser trailer for the movie “I Raised My Eyes to the Sky” directed by Nada Riad and Ayman El Amir, in preparation for the movie’s release in Egyptian cinemas on November 6.

The ad showed the girls of Barsha in Upper Egypt chasing their dreams. Magda wants to study theater in Cairo, Heidi aspires to dance ballet, while Monica dreams of becoming a famous singer, amidst the objections of those around them.

It was also announced that the film will participate in the official competition of the 7th edition of El Gouna Film Festival, scheduled to be held from October 24 to November 1, 2024.

The story of the movie "I raised my eyes to the sky" The film revolves around a group of brave girls who decide to establish a theater troupe and perform their plays inspired by Upper Egyptian folklore. The girls fill the streets of their small village with passion, joy, singing and dancing, while dreaming of becoming famous stars despite all the challenges.

The Panorama Barsha Theatre team includes Magda Masoud, Heidi Sameh, Monica Youssef, Marina Samir, Mariam Nassar, Lydia Haroun, and Justina Samir, the team’s founder, and produced by Feluka Films. The village of Barsha in Minya Governorate hosted the film’s crew for many years.

Film participations worldwide Recently, it was announced that the film will participate in the 60th Chicago Film Festival, which is one of the oldest and largest festivals in America and will be held this October.

The film (I Raised My Eyes to the Sky) also won the Golden Eye Award for Best Documentary Film at the 77th Cannes International Film Festival, becoming the first Egyptian film to win the award since its founding.

In addition to the film's participation in a world tour at a number of festivals since its screening at Cannes, including the Biarritz Film Festival and États généraux du film documentary in France, DokuFest in Kosovo, AfrikaFilmFestival in Germany, and DER NEUE HEIMATFILMinaus in Austria.