Egyptian film reading the relations between Christians and Moslems in Egypt

The Egyptian Center for Cinema has produced a 30-minute documentary entitled "An Egyptian Story," directed by Yousef Abdul Khalek.

The film was made over the course of more than a year, and it depicts the relations between Christians and Moslems in Egypt in the current time with a historical background starting with the Islamic conquest of Egypt.

The film's script was written by Dr. Said Al Fateh Ashour, the chairman of the Arab Historians Union; Dr. Zaki Shuouda, the manager of the Egyptian Coptic Studies Institute; and Maher Saleba, the pervious manager of the Coptic Museum in Cairo.

The film comes within the plan of the Egyptian Ministry of Culture to present the civilized aspect of the Egyptian people, and it will be translated into French.