The deceased featured dozens of Arabic and foreign works, including The Bullet Is Still in My Pocket (Direct by Hossam El Din Mustafa, Written by Ihsan Abdel Quddus), Empire M (Direct by Hussein Kamal, Written by Ihsan Abdel Quddus), She and Men ”(directed by Hussein),“ Kamal ”, scripted by Ihsan Abdel Quddus),“ Al-Mashahati ”(directed by Fakhr el-Din Najida, scripted by Mahdi Youssef),“ Thin Thread ”. (written by Ihsan Abdel Quddus and directed by Henry Barakat), in addition to a group of works that influenced Egyptian cinema.
The latter made his first steps in production because of his supervision of the film “Remember Me Not”, starring Imad Hamdi and Shadia, and because of his ability to manage the production, he was a student of the well-known producer who Ramses Naguib. .
In this context, critic Tariq El-Shennawi announced the death of the Egyptian producer, commenting on his social media pages: “Mohsen was a student of Naguib, the most famous producer in the history of Egyptian cinema, Ramses Naguib. Until the last moment, he kept thinking and dreaming about a movie that would bring the adults back here. After Ramses ’death, Mohsen relied on himself and the trust of others and released several works.
Al-Shennawi added: “Mohsen has been accepting the social responsibility of all artists for 30 years without anyone’s command. You will find him in every problem, every disease and death, he participates first in birth. any economic burden on the family of the deceased without making them feel bad. ”
It is noteworthy that the film “Talaat Harb Street 2” (directed by Magdi Ahmed Ali) is the last work of the late producer, which was shown at several festivals, it was attended by Abir Sabri, Ahmed Vafik and Mahmoud Kabil.
Source: Al-Akhbar
