The Pasha’s Palace (2025) — A Chilling Egyptian Mystery Thriller
The Pasha’s Palace (قصر الباشا) — Release Date: November 5, 2025
Genre: Mystery · Thriller · Psychological Drama
Director: Mohamed Bekir
Writer: Mohamed Nayer
Starring: Ahmed Hatem, Hussein Fahmy, Mayan El Sayed, Sedky Sakhr
Overview
The Pasha’s Palace is a tense Egyptian mystery-thriller set inside an opulent hotel where a shocking murder exposes long-buried secrets. Directed by Mohamed Bekir and penned by Mohamed Nayer, the film combines atmospheric visuals with intense character drama to explore guilt, ambition and deception.
Plot
When a prominent guest is found dead in the luxurious “Pasha’s Palace” hotel, the investigation peels back a web of lies among staff and visitors. The hotel manager struggles to navigate duty and suspicion, while a young employee hides a secret that could turn the case on its head. As motives surface, alliances shift and the truth becomes harder to identify.
Cast & Key Performances
Ahmed Hatem
Hussein Fahmy
Mayan El Sayed
Sedky Sakhr
Director’s Vision & Style
Mohamed Bekir uses chiaroscuro lighting, tight interiors and a measured soundscape to build claustrophobic tension. The hotel’s lavish design contrasts with the moral decay at the story’s core, giving the film a striking visual identity within contemporary Egyptian cinema.
Why Watch ?
Strong ensemble cast mixing veteran stars and new talents.
A psychologically charged narrative that keeps viewers guessing.
Cinematic production design and a focused directorial style.
Where to Watch / Book Tickets
The Pasha’s Palace opens in cinemas across Egypt on 5 November 2025. You can watch it at Renaissance Cinemas egypt.
Final Note
With its layered mystery and memorable visuals, The Pasha’s Palace is set to be one of 2025’s standout Egyptian thrillers. Stay tuned for reviews, showtimes and behind-the-scenes features right here.
Watch The Pasha’s Palace now at Renaissance Cinemas — Book tickets
Genre: Mystery · Thriller · Psychological Drama
Director: Mohamed Bekir
Writer: Mohamed Nayer
Starring: Ahmed Hatem, Hussein Fahmy, Mayan El Sayed, Sedky Sakhr
Overview
The Pasha’s Palace is a tense Egyptian mystery-thriller set inside an opulent hotel where a shocking murder exposes long-buried secrets. Directed by Mohamed Bekir and penned by Mohamed Nayer, the film combines atmospheric visuals with intense character drama to explore guilt, ambition and deception.
Plot
When a prominent guest is found dead in the luxurious “Pasha’s Palace” hotel, the investigation peels back a web of lies among staff and visitors. The hotel manager struggles to navigate duty and suspicion, while a young employee hides a secret that could turn the case on its head. As motives surface, alliances shift and the truth becomes harder to identify.
Cast & Key Performances
Ahmed Hatem
Hussein Fahmy
Mayan El Sayed
Sedky Sakhr
Director’s Vision & Style
Mohamed Bekir uses chiaroscuro lighting, tight interiors and a measured soundscape to build claustrophobic tension. The hotel’s lavish design contrasts with the moral decay at the story’s core, giving the film a striking visual identity within contemporary Egyptian cinema.
Why Watch ?
Strong ensemble cast mixing veteran stars and new talents.
A psychologically charged narrative that keeps viewers guessing.
Cinematic production design and a focused directorial style.
Where to Watch / Book Tickets
The Pasha’s Palace opens in cinemas across Egypt on 5 November 2025. You can watch it at Renaissance Cinemas egypt.
Final Note
With its layered mystery and memorable visuals, The Pasha’s Palace is set to be one of 2025’s standout Egyptian thrillers. Stay tuned for reviews, showtimes and behind-the-scenes features right here.
Watch The Pasha’s Palace now at Renaissance Cinemas — Book tickets
Frequently Asked Questions
Mohamed Bekir directed The Pasha’s Palace, known for his stylish visual storytelling and tension-driven direction.
A mysterious murder in a luxury hotel triggers an investigation that uncovers secrets among staff and guests, blurring truth and motive.
The movie stars Ahmed Hatem, Hussein Fahmy, Mayan El Sayed, and Sedky Sakhr — a mix of experienced stars and young talents.
The film opens in Egyptian cinemas on November 5, 2025. It will screen in Renaissance Cinemas locations — check showtimes and book online.
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Mina Ezeet
3 weeks agoCannot Wait !!!!