All 26 Bayoumi Fouad Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Welcome to our movie roundup on Bayoumi Fouad Movies! If you’re a fan of Egyptian cinema or someone who’s looking to discover new films, this roundup has got you covered. Join us as we delve into the world of Bayoumi Fouad, a talented director and screenwriter who has made a significant impact in the Egyptian film industry.
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1. Dokkan Shehata (2009)
In the heart of Egypt, “Dokkan Shehata” takes you on a journey into the depths of the human spirit, exploring the intricate balance between good and evil, and the devastating impact of jealousy and hatred on family ties. Directed by Khaled Youssef and written by Nasser Abdel-Rahmane, this gripping drama features Amr Saad, Haifa Wehbe, and Ghada Abdel Razek in compelling performances that bring the story to life.
2. 1000 Congratulations (2009)
“1000 Congratulations” is a unique comedic, dramatic, and fantastical film written and directed by Ahmad Nader Galal. The movie stars Ahmed Helmy, Laila Ezz El Arab, and Mahmood El-Fishawi in the lead roles. This engaging work revolves around the struggles of a man who lives the same day over and over, facing the same events and interactions with different outcomes. The story unfolds as he realizes everything is linked and must find a way to break the cycle, allowing him to take control of his life.
3. The Replacement (2009)
“The Replacement” is a thrilling drama set against the dark backdrop of a drug cartel in Egypt. The story follows the lives of two identical twin brothers, Faris and Nabil, who were separated at birth and have never met. Faris, adopted by a police officer and his wife, grows up to become a determined enforcer of the law. Meanwhile, Nabil, raised by a belly dancer in poverty, becomes entangled in the dangerous world of the underbelly, falling into a downward spiral of addiction due to his troubled relationship with Mai, the daughter of a wealthy drug dealer.
4. Asmaa (2011)
“Asmaa” is a powerful drama film from 2011, set in Egypt and directed by Amr Salama. When Asmaa learns she has been diagnosed with AIDS, she refuses to surrender to the disease.
5. Sone’a Fee Misr (2014)
Dive into a delightful and humorous journey of self-discovery in “Sone’a Fee Misr” (2014). This inspiring family comedy, directed by Amr Salama and written by Mustafa Helmy, takes audiences on a whimsical adventure with protagonist Mahmoud.
6. World War III (2014)
“World War III” is a captivating and humorous Egyptian film released in 2014. The story revolves around Khamis, a hopelessly clumsy football player, who discovers the incredible secret behind the lively statues in a forgotten museum. When he stumbles upon this thrilling revelation, his life takes an unexpected turn.
7. Excuse My French (2014)
“Pardon My French” is a charming comedy-drama that unfolds the tale of a young Christian boy who finds himself unexpectedly enrolled in a public school following the passing of his father. The unexpected twist?
8. Yom Maloosh Lazmah (2015)
Yom Maloosh Lazmah is a hilarious comedy film released in 2015. Directed by Ahmed El Gendy and written by Omar Taher, the movie follows the story of Yehia, a man preparing for his wedding. As he prepares for his big day, his ex-girlfriend, who is both psychologically disturbed and obsessed, reenters his life and starts to disrupt everything.
9. Captain Masr (2015)
In the heart-warming and high-spirited sports comedy “Captain Masr, “ a renowned football player finds himself behind bars after a tragic hit-and-run accident involving a policeman. However, he refuses to let his past define his future. Determined to regain his freedom, he assembles a team of passionate and talented prisoners, each with their own unique set of skills and personalities. Together, they embark on a thrilling and heartfelt journey to prove their worth and turn their fate around.
10. Soue Tafahom (2015)
“Soue Tafahom” follows the story of Lena, a bright and ambitious graduate, determined to make her mark on the world. She takes a chance and opens her own candy shop in Beirut, with hopes of making a name for herself. Little does she know, her life’s about to take a turn she never expected.
11. Flimflam (2016)
In the captivating Egyptian comedy “Flimflam”, stars Ahmed Helmy and Donia Samir Ghanem play the lead couple, Noor and Leila. When the duo decides to explore the enchanting destination, Sharm el-Sheikh for their honeymoon, they find themselves in a hilarious predicament as they are forced to pretend to be the perfect couple to keep their accommodation.
12. Abu Shanab (2016)
“Abu Shanab” is a charming comedy film from 2016, starring Yasmin Abdul Aziz as the central character, Esmat Abu Shanab, a police officer with a passion for field assignments. This heartwarming story navigates the struggles and triumphs of a dedicated police officer, who strives to make a difference amidst her administrative role. Despite its modest runtime of 1 hour and 54 minutes, the film has managed to capture the attention of 464 viewers on IMDb, scoring a rating of 4.9.
13. Gahim Fel Hend (2016)
Gahim Fel Hend, a 2016 comic action film, brings you an exciting tale of young people on a daring mission. Set in Egypt and India, this heart-pounding adventure focuses on a group of individuals, determined to save the Egyptian Ambassador in India.
14. Good and Prosperous (2017)
“Good and Prosperous” (2017) — also known as “Khair wa Barakah” — is a hilarious comedy film that follows the misadventures of two siblings as they embark on a quest for employment. Once they successfully secure jobs, they unwittingly stumble into a series of uproarious situations while navigating roles completely foreign to them. Directed by Sameh Abdulaziz and written by George Azmy and Sherif Nagib, the movie boasts an ensemble cast including Mohamed Abdel-Rahman, Ali Rabi, and Dalal Abdulaziz.
15. Induced Labor (2018)
“Induced Labor” is a heartwarming, humorous film that follows a couple’s quest for a visa to America. In a bid to give their premature baby a chance at American citizenship, the husband comically discovers his wife has taken special pills to speed up her delivery.
16. Diamond Dust (2018)
In the gripping 2-hour-and-42-minute crime drama, Diamond Dust (Turab el-Mas), a man struggling to make ends meet takes on a part-time job at a pharmacy. However, his life takes a dark turn when he discovers his father was brutally murdered by a sadistic criminal.
17. Lailat Hana wa Suroor (2018)
Unfold a story of action, comedy, and thriller in “Lailat Hana wa Suroor” as businessman Serour and his wife Hana are hunted by a fierce gang after their marriage. Join the couple as they confront the reasons behind this chase, and witness a tale of suspense and heart-pounding moments that will keep you on the edge of your seat. From talented directors Husain El-Minbawi and writers Mohamed Ezz El Din, Mohamed Nasser Hamza, and Mostafa Sakr, this film is sure to offer exhilarating entertainment.
18. The Secret Men Club (2019)
The Secret Men Club is a hilariously enchanting movie that takes a heartwarming look at what it takes to bring laughter and joy back into the lives of those who have lost their way. The film follows a middle-aged man named Adham, who feels a distance growing between him and his wife. Deciding to join a group of male friends in the secret men’s club, his life takes an interesting turn.
19. Scarecrow (2019)
“Scarecrow” is a heartfelt and humorous Egyptian crime drama, following a group of old friends as they reminisce about their past and the events that led them to commit a robbery. Told over 30 years later, the group reconvenes to explore the reasons behind their crime, uncovering buried secrets and new revelations.
20. Pharaoh’s War (2019)
In the heart of the Egyptian desert, ex-military man Jack (Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson) has a past shrouded in mystery. His life takes an unexpected turn when he finds himself leading a group of refugees in search of a safe haven.
21. The Thief of Baghdad (2020)
In the heart of the ancient city of Baghdad lies a legendary treasure, lost for centuries, waiting to be found. The Thief of Baghdad (2020) follows a group of heroes on their thrilling quest to uncover the long-lost treasure, igniting an atmosphere of suspense and excitement throughout their journey. With an intricate plot that weaves together action, adventure, and comedy, this gripping tale pushes the boundaries of adventure as it unfolds against the backdrop of the enchanted city.
22. Marry Me Again? (2021)
Marry Me Again? (2021) is an Egyptian comedy film that explores the complexities of marriage and the timeless question, “Can husbands go back in time and marry their wives again? “ Directed by Ahmed El Gendy and written by Youssef Emad and Ayman Wattar, the movie stars Bassel Alzaro, Karim Abdel Aziz, and Ahmed Fahmy. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, the film has an IMDb rating of 5.3 and 1387 votes. The movie is set to be released on July 8, 2021, with no explicit content rating.
23. The Humans and the Mongoose (2021)
“The Humans and the Mongoose” is a unique Egyptian comedy-fantasy-horror film that premiered in 2021, promising an unforgettable experience. Set in a world where poverty and Mongoose-like creatures coexist, our protagonist, a government employee, tumbles into a series of predicaments due to his father’s career.
24. #Gawwezni (2022)
“#Gawwezni” is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy, set to premiere in 2022. Directed by Essam Nassar, the film boasts a talented cast, including Mayan El Sayed, Amir El-Masry, and Riham El-Shanawani. This enchanting romantic tale revolves around a young DJ named Fares, who is in love but struggles to profess his feelings due to a peculiar enchantment that threatens to marry any woman he confesses his love to, to another man.
25. Tasleem Ahaly (2022)
In the delightful and suspenseful “Tasleem Ahaly” (2022), a married couple’s blissful life is suddenly disrupted when a mysterious woman begins to shadow them everywhere they go. The dedicated husband, who works as a doctor, fantasizes about starting a new life in Canada.
26. El Hareefa (2024)
In the heart of Egypt, “El Hareefa” (2024) tells the inspiring story of Majed, a young man who is forced to leave his luxurious lifestyle behind and start over at a public school. As he struggles to adapt, Majed discovers his passion for football and, in due time, earns the admiration and respect of his classmates.
