Ahmed El-Fishawy has officially announced via social media that he will star in the upcoming true crime film Safah El Tagamoa, written and directed by Mohamed Salah Azab in his directorial debut. Known for scripting Safah El Giza, Azab returns with another harrowing story based on real events &mdash; this time focused on the chilling case of Kareem Selim, infamously dubbed &ldquo;Safah El Tagamoa.&rdquo;
The crimes attributed to Selim have shaken Egyptian society, widely described as some of the most horrifying in the nation&rsquo;s recent history. An English teacher by profession, Selim allegedly lured women into his soundproof apartment in Cairo&rsquo;s Fifth Settlement (Tagamoa), where he coerced them into taking crystal meth (&ldquo;ice&rdquo;) and other narcotics before sexually assaulting, torturing, and ultimately murdering them. Authorities later discovered over 300 graphic video recordings of these acts. Victims&rsquo; bodies were reportedly dumped along highways and desolate outskirts of Cairo, including areas near Ismailia and Port Said.
The film will chronicle the intense investigation that ultimately brought the case to light &mdash; a race against time that unveiled a grim landscape of manipulation, abuse, and calculated horror. While no official release date has been confirmed, Safah El Tagamoa&nbsp;is already generating significant buzz and is expected to make waves as one of Egypt&rsquo;s most haunting crime thrillers to date.
Renowned for his fearless choice of roles, El-Fishawy is expected to deliver a compelling, deeply unsettling performance that captures the complexity and darkness of one of the country&rsquo;s most shocking criminals.

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