Ibrahim El Mayet is an Egyptian film director and producer. He is best known for his work in the Egyptian film industry and his productions have been seen around the world.
El Mayet was born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1957 and began his film studies at the Academy of Arts in Cairo. He graduated in 1981, and soon after, he was awarded the prestigious Egyptian Prize for Artistic Creativity and a scholarship to study film directing at the American University in Cairo.
El Mayet's career began in the mid-1980s when he made his first short film, "The Story of a Street Boy". This was followed by a series of other shorts, including "The Journey of The Refugees". His first feature film, "The Old Man of the Nile", was released in 1988 and was a great success in Egypt.
In the early 1990s, El Mayet made a series of documentaries, including "The War of The Egyptians", which won the Bronze Award at the 1995 Cairo International Film Festival. He also directed the feature film "The Return of The Pharaohs" in 1996, which was a box office hit in Egypt.
In the 2000s, El Mayet directed a series of television series, including "The Lost City" and "The New Pharaoh". He also directed and produced the feature film "The Day of The Pharaoh", which was nominated for the Best Arabic Feature Film at the 2007 Cairo International Film Festival.
Throughout his career, El Mayet has been recognized for his work in the Egyptian film industry. He has won several awards, including the Egyptian Prize for Artistic Creativity and the Cairo International Film Festival Prize for Best Arabic Feature Film.
El Mayet is currently working on a number of projects, including a feature film about the life of the Pharaoh Ramses II. He is also working on a series of documentaries about ancient Egyptian culture. El Mayet is an important figure in the Egyptian film industry and his works continue to inspire and entertain audiences around the world.