Egypt: Dance Against Censorship | ARTE.tv Documentary

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @artetvdocumentary
    @artetvdocumentary  Год назад +1

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  • @artofdance99
    @artofdance99 11 месяцев назад +25

    I danced in Egypt for years under contract in five star hotels and resorts as an in house dancer and never had a problem . I respected their customs and left my independent American attitude at home. I made sure my costumes never crossed the line into bad taste and I presented artistic and elegant shows. I love Egypt and the Egyptian people. The management treated me great.

    • @irmar
      @irmar 5 месяцев назад +2

      They probably make a distinction between a professional dancer who works in specific venues like hotels and night clubs and a university professor. They obviously think that a university professor has to keep a "serious" profile or whatever. Which is nuts. The woman was having innocent fun in her own home, dressed in a modest kaftan.

  • @evakaln
    @evakaln Год назад +23

    Samir Sabry, the 'censor' is actually 'THE SENSER' ! He has arousal issues and assumes that everyone else has it too ! The dance is beautiful ! She's a good dancer ! She's a role model showing people how the human body is capable of moving !

  • @Dosey121
    @Dosey121 9 месяцев назад +14

    the translation at 18:20 is incorrect. He did not say that his dancers are in fact prostitutes. He said that assumption does not bother him because his dancers are licensed and are practicing within government guidelines. He said if they were doing something wrong the government would not endorse them or accept their paperwork qualifying them as dancers. He also mentioned famous dancers of the past and said his dancers are continuing a tradition.

    • @artetvdocumentary
      @artetvdocumentary  9 месяцев назад +2

      Thank you for flagging this up, we're constantly working to improve our translations.

  • @ravenblue7805
    @ravenblue7805 2 года назад +55

    This man spends his days trawling videos of belly dancers and if he gets turned on he initiates charges against them..🤔
    For a country that many believe is the birthplace of civilisation, this is a most uncivilised practice.

  • @saragabriel9846
    @saragabriel9846 Год назад +12

    Thank you for doing this documentary

  • @teksharian2066
    @teksharian2066 2 года назад +11

    Thank you for covering this issue.

  • @e.obrien8421
    @e.obrien8421 Год назад +15

    A dance police? They have bigger fish to fry in their country. Poverty, sanitation, human rights healthcare infrastructure, but they are policing dancers.

  • @willard39
    @willard39 2 года назад +30

    Shame it's being hidden behind closed doors as it's so embedded in Egypt's wonderful culture. I'd love to visit Egypt and that seems like one of the stereotypical things you would see as a tourist along with the pyramids and the museums. While I get it's cultural and artistic, it's also about prurient interest and fertility/sexuality to some degree, no?
    As far as morality, I don't want anyone protecting me from myself. I'm a grown man and it's up to me to control myself. Women shouldn't be forced to cater to my lack of control. Teach young man to master themselves and there's no need for such draconian laws. Dancing isn't immoral nor are the women who do it. Any man who can't control himself and acts out because of it is immoral. If you enact laws because you can't control yourself, you are giving up your own agency as a person, a man. Instead of prohibiting others, govern yourself better.

    • @akaltaf
      @akaltaf 2 года назад +3

      Shame it is happening in a country so called a Muslim Egypt.
      Where are the religious leaders from AL- Azhar, right there in Cairo

    • @user-or1rm1ol3q
      @user-or1rm1ol3q 2 года назад +9

      @@akaltaf we don't care. About alazhar. And we don't care what Islam says. Belly dancing is part of Egyptian culture we invented it

    • @pipipupu5104
      @pipipupu5104 2 года назад

      @@akaltaf lol shut up go look at Egyptian culture and civilization

    • @pipipupu5104
      @pipipupu5104 2 года назад +1

      @@user-or1rm1ol3q good brother but are you a Muslim

    • @user-or1rm1ol3q
      @user-or1rm1ol3q 2 года назад +2

      @@pipipupu5104 ex Muslim

  • @Betty-dc9yq
    @Betty-dc9yq Год назад +2

    This is so interesting. Thank you for this documentary.

  • @evakaln
    @evakaln Год назад +9

    LMAO "Mohamad Makram, 84 years old defines the red lines of modern Egypt !" An 84 year old dictates what's modern !

  • @octosquid48
    @octosquid48 Год назад +5

    I will agree that the video with Gazal isn't really that artistic since it mostly just shows her shaking her upper chest and hips and nothing else, but I wouldn't file a lawsuit against her. I can't believe conservatives in Egypt want to get rid of their own heritage!

  • @nomeremannthetameruinkhan
    @nomeremannthetameruinkhan 2 года назад +16

    😀i love the culture of the bellydance only when the woman is not pressured to preform. Dance should be free and reflect the dancers inner beauty of the dancer and Bellydancing reflects that beauty. 😝a woman can't be controlled men should learn to work with the life bearers.🙏 thanks for the ad free viewing it show you respect your viewers, 🙏

  • @historyloveriii2949
    @historyloveriii2949 Год назад +2

    Excellent video.

  • @giselasodre3450
    @giselasodre3450 20 дней назад

    Fico chateada por não ter o documentário em meu idioma o português do Brasil.
    Afinal é informação. E bons documentários são bem vindos. Mas assim mesmo estou vendo.

  • @glmmr8016
    @glmmr8016 6 месяцев назад

    Hey, at 3:15 you are mentioning Egypts censorship authority. Would you be so kind, to tell me the official name of the authority?

  • @LittleImpaler
    @LittleImpaler 8 месяцев назад +1

    And here I thought Egypt was more free than other Middle Eastern countries. Guess not.

    • @Oooo-mk3vj
      @Oooo-mk3vj 4 месяца назад

      انا مصرية ونحن نمارس الرقص كترفية وهواية في الدم ولكن لديها وصمة عار اذا كانت وظيفة لانها ترتبط بالدعارة

  • @momensameh9158
    @momensameh9158 Год назад +2

    The translated Egyptian Arabic is not very accurate.

    • @artetvdocumentary
      @artetvdocumentary  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment. We're constantly working to improve our translations, please do specify (with timestamps, if possible) any potential errors. Thank you!

  • @saladinnasreen
    @saladinnasreen Год назад

    أنتم تتعجبون في بلادكم من وحشيتنا في مسألة الإعدام ...وماذا تفعلون هنا ....تصلبون أصدق أصدقاء عيسي الصبي

  • @lewiswhite4085
    @lewiswhite4085 11 месяцев назад

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  • @LakshaDeirwa
    @LakshaDeirwa 2 года назад +5

    are these egyptian christians? if they are it's okay but they are muslim egyptians i'm really shocked

    • @user-or1rm1ol3q
      @user-or1rm1ol3q 2 года назад

      Actually the Egyptian christians are more conservative than the Egyptian Muslims you dummy

    • @CassiusStelar
      @CassiusStelar 2 года назад +15

      literally what was the point of this comment?

    • @zaka2
      @zaka2 2 года назад +2

      Christians don't wear hijab?

    • @irmar
      @irmar 2 года назад +6

      When do you say "these", whom do you mean? The dancers, the audience, the censors, the hairdresser, the musicians? So many people shown in this video.

    • @miryamamar9471
      @miryamamar9471 Год назад +1

      Christians are a dying breed in Egypt. Literally.

  • @Muhrizalfadlli
    @Muhrizalfadlli 10 месяцев назад

    Desert sand safari national park safari Belly dance music Riyadh Saudi Arabia

  • @HASANKILICASLAN-um5mm
    @HASANKILICASLAN-um5mm 3 месяца назад

    Zara dancing very bad

  • @AG-wb3db
    @AG-wb3db Год назад +1

    It does not matter what people say or what the goverment says. But it does matter what God says. God says that men and wome should dress modestly and cover their bodies. Period. And I say this as an European convert to Islam!

    • @simonfernandes6809
      @simonfernandes6809 Год назад

      Religion is a man made construction - if it restricts what people can do and enforces this with punishment then it is not worthy of God.

    • @christinelamb1167
      @christinelamb1167 9 месяцев назад +8

      Well, the professor who was dancing in her own home was fully clothed!

    • @gmailyou367
      @gmailyou367 7 месяцев назад

      Good for you that you had the possibly to chose but we born in a Muslim country doesn’t make us Muslims even if the government obligate us🤡 we are not slaves and this is culture and religion shouldn’t censor culture