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&ldquo;Voy Voy Voy&rdquo; is chosen to represent Egypt in the Oscars competition for best foreign film.
Film critic Fayza Hindawi, a member of the selection committee, posted on her Facebook account, &ldquo;The film &ldquo;Voy Voy Voy&rdquo; is the Egyptian film nominated to compete for the Oscar for Best International Film... with a majority vote of the selection committee, which I was honored to participate in, congratulations to all the crew.&rdquo;&nbsp;
The statement continued: &ldquo;This was after it won the majority of votes among a short list that included the following films: 1- Wish Fi Wish, 2- 19 B, 3- The House of the Ruby, 4- The Green Door.&rdquo;&nbsp;
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&ldquo;Voy Voy Voy&rdquo; tells the story of Hassan, a security guard, who lives a poor life with his mother, and seeks to travel outside Egypt by joining the blind football team in one of the World Cup tournaments in Europe. He decides to pretend that he is a visually impaired player. On this trip, he meets a journalist who is interested in writing about that team and is particularly interested in Hassan, a middle-aged coach looking for an opportunity, along with his two friends who join him in going to extreme lengths to be with the team in hopes that this will provide their ticket to life and more opportunities.
The movie &ldquo;Voy Voy Voy&rdquo; is inspired by real events. It is written and directed by Omar Hilal, starring Mohamed Farrag,Nelly Karim, Bayoumi Fouad, Taha Desouky, Amjad El Haggar, Hanan Youssef, Mohamed Abdel Azim, and Haggag Abdel Azim.

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