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Al-Zaeem

1993 Egyptian play

Al-Zaeem (Arabic: الزعيم, lit. 'The Boss') is a political satirical play consisting of nine scenes. Written by Farouq Sabri and starring Adel Emam, the play was produced by the **Arabian Company for Media Production - Riyadh** and first performed in 1993.

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Al-Zaeem

1993 Egyptian play

Al-Zaeem (Arabic: الزعيم, lit. 'The Boss') is a political satirical play consisting of nine scenes. Written by Farouq Sabri and starring Adel Emam, the play was produced by the **Arabian Company for Media Production - Riyadh** and first performed in 1993.

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Al-Zaeem (Arabic: الزعيم, lit. 'The Boss') is a political satirical play consisting of nine scenes. Written by Farouq Sabri and starring Adel Emam, the play was produced by the **Arabian Company for Media Production - Riyadh** and first performed in 1993. The story follows Zeinhom, a simple man unable to hold a job for long because of his uncanny resemblance to his country's dictator, Al-Zaeem. When he lands a role as an extra in a foreign-funded movie, his resemblance leads to serious consequences. The play heavily satirizes post-modern authoritarian rulers in the Arab world. Due to its controversial nature, it was banned in several countries, including Tunisia and Libya.

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