Mohamed Rashad is an Egyptian director, writer, and producer who graduated from the University of Alexandria with a degree in civil engineering. After completing a two-year filmmaking workshop at the Jesuit Cultural Film School of Alexandria, he directed two short fiction films: FROM AFAR (2005) and MAXIM (2007). He later served as an assistant director on several notable films, including COMING FORTH BY DAY, directed by Hala Lotfy, with whom he co-founded Hassala Films. In 2016, he directed his first feature documentary film LITTLE EAGLES, which premiered at the Dubai IE PROFESSION, which received a Black Iris Award-Special Mention at the Amman International Film Festival.
nspired by real events, THE SETTLEMENT follows two brothers — 23-year-old troublemaker Hossam and his 12-year-old brother Maro — living in a marginalized community in Alexandria who are offered jobs by the local factory after their father’s untimely death in a workplace accident as compensation for their loss in lieu of pursuing legal action. As they navigate their new roles, they begin to question whether their father’s death was truly accidental.
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Mahmoud Lotfi (Cinematographer), Heba Othman (Editor)
Hala Lotfy
Mohamed Rashad