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Assia Dagher (Arabic: آسيا داغر; 6 March 1908 – 12 January 1986) was a Lebanese-Egyptian actress and film producer.
7 de abr. de 2013 · «La actriz Assia Dagher fue una gran productora del cine egipcio del pasado siglo» «Hubo un movimiento de mujeres en la cinematografía enclavado en un período de apertura y modernidad en ese...
6 de mar. de 2012 · Blog. People in Film: Assia Dagher. Mar 06, 2012. DFI: Can you tell us a little bit about the Lebanese producer Assia Dagher? Ghandour: She is without a doubt the pioneer of Arab cinema of the last century. Her real name is Almaza Dagher. She was born in 1908, in Tannourine, Lebanon.
Assia Dagher (en arabe : آسيا داغر), née Almaza Dagher (en arabe : ألماظة داغر) le 6 mars 1908 à Tannourine (Empire ottoman) et morte le 12 janvier 1986 au Caire, est une actrice et productrice de films libano-égyptienne. Elle est une des pionnières du cinéma égyptien.
Uyun sahira ( Arabic: عيون ساحرة, lit. “Bewitching Eyes”) is a 1934 Egyptian film directed by Ahmed Galal. It is often considered the first Egyptian horror film, and caused some controversy at the time. Synopsis.
1 de dic. de 2007 · She remained active as a leading actress and producer up to her death at the age of fifty-one. Perhaps an even more important figure in the development of Egyptian cinema is the Lebanese-born Assia Dagher (1908-86; real name Almaza Dagher), who appeared as an extra in Leila.
Biography. A Lebanese producer and actress, born in Tannourine in 1901. She moved to Egypt in 1923 with her niece, Mary Queeny. In 1927, Assia established her own production company, Lotus Film, which became one of the pioneering production companies in the history of Egyptian cinema. Assia ...Read more. Nationality: Egypt. Date of Birth:
