Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal (2025) — A Modern Romantic Drama
Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal (2025)
Genre: Romantic Drama · Contemporary Relationships
Director: Tarek El-Arian · Writer: Ahmed Hosni · Runtime: 122 min · Classification: Egypt +12
Cast: Amr Youssef, Asmaa Galal, Dhafer El-Abidine, Majid El Masry, Hatem Salah, Fadwa Abed, Sawsan Badr (special appearance)
Overview
Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal returns with a fresh story about modern love, temptation and the choices that shape us. The film follows Ahmed El-Alfi (Amr Youssef) and Malak (Asmaa Galal) as their initial attraction turns into an intense, surprising relationship that tests loyalties, ambition and identity.
Plot
Ahmed, a creative architect with a confident exterior, meets Malak — a charismatic woman who sets out to win his heart. Their romance soon collides with past ties and new rivals: Amir (Dhafer El-Abidine) reenters the scene, testing Ahmed and Malak’s bond. As jealousy, pride and desire intertwine, the trio must face choices that will redefine their lives.
Key Performances
Amr Youssef brings complexity to Ahmed — a character balancing ambition and vulnerability.
Asmaa Galal (Malak) delivers a magnetic performance that shifts from playfulness to emotional depth.
Dhafer El-Abidine adds intensity as Amir, the rival whose return complicates everything.
Supporting actors, including Majid El Masry and Fadwa Abed, enrich the ensemble; Sawsan Badr appears in a memorable cameo.
Production Notes & Music
Directed by Tarek El-Arian and written by Ahmed Hosni, the film was produced as a contemporary take on romantic stakes, shot in a tight schedule. The picture features six original songs, the first performed by Elissa (“Matkhadlneesh”), composed by Aziz El-Shafei with arrangements by Nader Hamdi — songs to be released on streaming platforms leading up to the film’s release.
Reception & Pre-Release Buzz
Since the teaser, the film sparked discussion for its bold marketing shots; the director clarified the final film is a social romantic drama rather than an attempt at provocation. Creators emphasize the film’s emotional core and franchise potential — positioning Al-Selm w el-Thoaban as an ongoing series of relationship stories.
Why Watch
Big-name cast combined with contemporary storytelling.
A soundtrack with contributions from leading Arab artists.
A dramatic exploration of modern relationships and choices.
Where to Watch & Book Tickets
Opens in Egyptian cinemas on 10 November 2025. Watch Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal at Renaissance Cinemas (سينمات رينسانس مصر) — check showtimes and book your tickets online via the cinema’s booking page or our site.
Final Note
A commercially appealing yet emotionally grounded romance, Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal aims to engage audiences with music, drama and star power. Follow this page for trailers, song releases and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
Watch Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal at Renaissance Cinemas — book your tickets now and experience music, drama and modern romance on the big screen.
Genre: Romantic Drama · Contemporary Relationships
Director: Tarek El-Arian · Writer: Ahmed Hosni · Runtime: 122 min · Classification: Egypt +12
Cast: Amr Youssef, Asmaa Galal, Dhafer El-Abidine, Majid El Masry, Hatem Salah, Fadwa Abed, Sawsan Badr (special appearance)
Overview
Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal returns with a fresh story about modern love, temptation and the choices that shape us. The film follows Ahmed El-Alfi (Amr Youssef) and Malak (Asmaa Galal) as their initial attraction turns into an intense, surprising relationship that tests loyalties, ambition and identity.
Plot
Ahmed, a creative architect with a confident exterior, meets Malak — a charismatic woman who sets out to win his heart. Their romance soon collides with past ties and new rivals: Amir (Dhafer El-Abidine) reenters the scene, testing Ahmed and Malak’s bond. As jealousy, pride and desire intertwine, the trio must face choices that will redefine their lives.
Key Performances
Amr Youssef brings complexity to Ahmed — a character balancing ambition and vulnerability.
Asmaa Galal (Malak) delivers a magnetic performance that shifts from playfulness to emotional depth.
Dhafer El-Abidine adds intensity as Amir, the rival whose return complicates everything.
Supporting actors, including Majid El Masry and Fadwa Abed, enrich the ensemble; Sawsan Badr appears in a memorable cameo.
Production Notes & Music
Directed by Tarek El-Arian and written by Ahmed Hosni, the film was produced as a contemporary take on romantic stakes, shot in a tight schedule. The picture features six original songs, the first performed by Elissa (“Matkhadlneesh”), composed by Aziz El-Shafei with arrangements by Nader Hamdi — songs to be released on streaming platforms leading up to the film’s release.
Reception & Pre-Release Buzz
Since the teaser, the film sparked discussion for its bold marketing shots; the director clarified the final film is a social romantic drama rather than an attempt at provocation. Creators emphasize the film’s emotional core and franchise potential — positioning Al-Selm w el-Thoaban as an ongoing series of relationship stories.
Why Watch
Big-name cast combined with contemporary storytelling.
A soundtrack with contributions from leading Arab artists.
A dramatic exploration of modern relationships and choices.
Where to Watch & Book Tickets
Opens in Egyptian cinemas on 10 November 2025. Watch Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal at Renaissance Cinemas (سينمات رينسانس مصر) — check showtimes and book your tickets online via the cinema’s booking page or our site.
Final Note
A commercially appealing yet emotionally grounded romance, Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal aims to engage audiences with music, drama and star power. Follow this page for trailers, song releases and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
Watch Al-Selm w el-Thoaban: Leb Eyal at Renaissance Cinemas — book your tickets now and experience music, drama and modern romance on the big screen.
Frequently Asked Questions
The film opens in Egyptian cinemas on 10 November 2025
The film stars Amr Youssef, Asmaa Galal and Dhafer El-Abidine, with supporting roles by Majid El Masry, Hatem Salah and Fadwa Abed. Sawsan Badr makes a special appearance.
Yes — the film includes six original songs. The first single, “Matkhadlneesh,” is performed by Elissa and will be released on streaming platforms ahead of the film.
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