Cargo (2011)

Actors: Sayed Badreya (actor), Michael Whalen (composer), Lee Peterkin (writer), Vaughn Goland (actor), Philip Willingham (actor), Abigail Honor (editor), Dave Powers (actor), Abigail Honor (producer), Robin Madel (actress), Anita Storr (actress), Yan Vizinberg (producer), Yan Vizinberg (director), Yan Vizinberg (writer), Israel Hernandez (actor), Seth Ruffer (actor),

Plot: A young Russian woman, smuggled into America by human traffickers, and a notorious Egyptian transporter, hired to drive her from the Mexican border to New York City, form an unlikely bond that transforms them and threatens to derail the traffickers' plans.

The Chair Carrier (2010)

Actors: Hesham Nazih (composer), Magdi Idris (actor), Tarek Khalil (director), Ahmed Tarabily (editor), Tarek Khalil (writer), Ahmed Kasem (miscellaneous crew), Hassan Abdel-Fatah (actor), Ahmed Malek (miscellaneous crew), Saher Abdallah (producer), Ehab El Koury (producer), Mai Kandil (costume designer), Ahmed Arafa (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Sayed is a defeated human being living in the slums of old Cairo where he is constantly bombarded with government propaganda. He crosses paths with an ancient Egyptian porter carrying a throne and wondering in search of his lost king. Now Sayed wants to be seated too 'even for 5 minutes to see how it feels'. This political allegory is a study of the inherent self-imposed oppression in third world nations.

When Life Gives You Lemons (2010)

Actors: Sayed Badreya (actor), John Charles Meyer (actor), Nathan Graham Smith (actor), Pat Jankiewicz (actor), John Zderko (actor), Christian Polsinelli (miscellaneous crew), Derek Schreck (actor), Michael John Lane (actor), Chase Fleming (producer), Chase Fleming (actor), Chase Fleming (writer), Alex Exline (editor), Alex Exline (writer), Alex Exline (producer), Robert F. Campbell (producer),

Plot: Marlin is the biggest loser you will ever meet. Inspired in prison by the vigilante justice of 1970's cult action film star Billy Jack, Marlin decides to reform his life after being placed on parole. With literally nothing going for him, Marlin must face all odds: dealing with a cheating girlfriend, an ill-tempered boss he is forced to work for by the courts, and an uncontrollable desire to overcome the pathetic obstacles in his life. Marlin becomes a caged rage-a-holic, and the only thing keeping him in line is the cool moves, wit, and thirst for social justice preached by Billy Jack. With the world laughing in his face, Marlin finally transforms into a modern day Billy Jack, able to face and leave his burdens behind.

Khaltet Fawzeya (2008)

Actors: Nagwa Fouad (actress), Lotfy Labib (actor), Ezzat Abou Aouf (actor), Hajjaj Abdul Azim (actor), Ilham Shaheen (actress), Fathy Abdel Wahab (actor), Ghada Abdel Razek (actress), Ragueh Daoud (composer), Aida Abdel Aziz (actress), Hala Sedki (actress), Magdy Ahmed Aly (director), Ahmed Dawood (editor),

Nasrani (2007)

Actors: Captain Raju (actor), Augustine (actor), Baburaj (actor), Lalu Alex (actor), Devan (actor), Gopi (actor), Innocent (actor), Janardanan (actor), Mammootty (actor), Kalabhavan Mani (actor), Biju Menon (actor), Babu Nampoothiri (actor), Manian Pillai Raju (actor), Raghu (actor), Rizabawa (actor),

T for Terrorist (2003)

Actors: Sayed Badreya (producer), Sayed Badreya (actor), Tony Shalhoub (actor), Sayed Badreya (actor), Dora Hopkins (miscellaneous crew), Hesham Issawi (editor), Hesham Issawi (producer), Hesham Issawi (writer), Hesham Issawi (director), Thom Bishops (actor), Ivan Allen (actor), Teigen Fraker (actor), Dick Grunert (actor), Dick Grunert (writer), Karen Grosso (actress),

Plot: T for Terrorist, a new and timely short film that explores one possible - and darkly comedic - ramification of typecasting Arab actors in Hollywood. The story begins with meek character actor Sayed, once again playing the "bad guy." This time in T for Terrorist, a studio production ruled over by a dictatorial young Director. Pushed past his limit for abuse and encouraged by a mysterious Man in White. Sayed takes over the set and forces the Director to play the terrorist while he himself finally gets to play the hero.. but will Hollywood let him get away with it?

Al-naama wa al tawoos (2002)

Actors: Salah Abouseif (writer), Salah Abouseif (writer), Lebleba (actress), Ahmed Akl (actor), Khaled Saleh (actor), Hanan Youssef (actress), Basma (actress), Mohamed Abou-Seif (director), Mostafa Shaaban (actor), Mohamed Abou-Seif (producer), Caroline Khalil (actress), Lenine El-Ramli (writer), Sayed Abdel Mohssen (editor), Salah Sarhan (actor), Aza El Hossany (actress),

Mirage (1995)

Actors: Edward James Olmos (actor), Sayed Badreya (actor), Sean Young (actress), Stephen Eckelberry (editor), Bert Rosario (miscellaneous crew), Joel Rogers (actor), John Lizzi (actor), Fernando Cubillas (miscellaneous crew), Paul Williams (director), Paul Williams (actor), Paul Williams (producer), Marabina Jaimes (miscellaneous crew), James Andronica (writer), James Andronica (actor), Tony King (actor),

Plot: Matteo Juarez is a retired detective hired by a local businessman to follow his wife Jennifer. She has a split personality and seems to be putting herself in danger without knowing it.

Lieah ya banafsieg (1993)

Actors: Hassan Hosny (actor), Farouk Al-Fishawy (actor), Ashraf Abdel Baqi (actor), Shawqy Shamekh (actor), Nahed Nasrallah (costume designer), Nagah El-Mogui (actor), Sami Rafe (producer), Loosi (actress), Mai Mishal (producer), Radwan El-Kashef (director), Magdy Alkodsh (producer), Sayed Abdel Karim (actor), Sami El Seewy (writer), Yasser Abdl Rahman (composer), Buthaina Rashwan (actress),

Isabelle Eberhardt (1991)

Actors: Clément Harari (actor), Jean-François Lepetit (producer), Françoise Brion (actress), Tchéky Karyo (actor), Olivier Pajot (actor), Bénédicte Kermadec (miscellaneous crew), Peter O'Toole (actor), Ken Sallows (editor), Arthur Dignam (actor), Mathilda May (actress), Richard Moir (actor), Mic Cheminal (costume designer), Abel Jafri (actor), Wolf Harnisch (actor), Lyèce Boukhitine (actor),

Plot: Story of a young woman journalist who becomes enmeshed in the politics of the annexation of Morrocco from Algeria at the turn of the twentieth century. The focus is on her hardships because she is a woman in an Arab culture, although her determination carries her to a point of being somewhat of a phenomena in her work.