As part of the ongoing academic excellence within the Faculty of Mass Communication at Cairo University, a group of postgraduate students has unveiled a compelling new documentary titled "Lifeline" (Sharyan Al-Hayah). The film was produced under the patronage of Professor Dr. Wesam Nasr, Dean of the Faculty, and the general supervision of Associate Professor Dr. Iman Osama, Director of Academic Diploma Programs.

The project was developed within the "Documentary Films and Programs" course under the specialized supervision of Professor Dr. Naglaa Hamed, as part of the first-level Academic Diploma in Radio and Television.

The Story of a Nation`s Pulse
"Lifeline" is a documentary that delves into the vital importance of the River Nile as the primary source of life in Egypt. The film meticulously documents the river`s multifaceted role in agriculture, fishing, and the daily rhythms of Egyptian life. Beyond its economic value, the work explores the profound emotional and historical bond between the Egyptian people and the river throughout the ages.

Through high-quality visual storytelling, the documentary takes viewers on a journey to highlight how the Nile remains the true artery providing the nation with its essence of survival.

The Creative Team
The documentary is the result of a collaborative effort by a dedicated team of researchers and media students:

Ahmed Emad
Karim Fouad
Sameh Taher Beshto
Mohamed Atef
Mahmoud El-Bey
Fahd Abdullah
This project reflects the Faculty of Mass Communication’s commitment to fostering practical media skills that address national themes with professional depth and historical awareness.

Watch the Film
To watch the full documentary, please follow the link below:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1skg7N-Jq-fmqzY-3l786lleNACsrwkB6?fbclid=IwY2xjawRXV9BleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFRdFp3WkJDajdCTEhwWDVsc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHo7q-iDDky2f6X_QJun1VwDSDkZaKNDagEmyTPf1LAuY4E3hlvx2i4s7O1O5_aem_g8tBDK5b8wI0ZQhiD1JzzQ