Ali Sobhy

Ali Sobhy’s filmography is a real mixed bag, honestly. He’s probably best recognized for his role in “Ali Mizah wa Ibrahim” from 2016, which kind of put him on the map for a lot of folks. That film, if you haven’t seen it, has this quirky, offbeat vibe—Sobhy’s character is caught up in this weirdly charming journey with Ibrahim, and the whole thing just dances between comedy and drama. It’s not one of those movies you forget after watching, especially because Sobhy brings so much awkward energy and heart to his role. Fast-forward to 2024, and Sobhy’s name pops up again in “The Last Round.” Now, this one’s got a totally different flavor. It’s grittier, more intense, and he really flexes his acting muscles. The movie dives into some pretty heavy themes—think redemption, personal battles, the whole nine yards. Sobhy’s performance isn’t just surface-level stuff; he brings out the raw, sometimes ugly emotions that really make you buy into the story. You kind of get the sense he’s not here to play it safe. Oh, and then there’s “Gawdar: Alf Leyla W Leyla,” also from 2024. This one’s got a bit of everything—fantasy, drama, a dash of myth thrown in for good measure. Sobhy slips into his role like he’s been living in that world his whole life. It’s wild, honestly, how he can jump from grounded, realistic characters to something a bit more magical. Bottom line, Sobhy’s range is no joke, and these films show he’s not afraid to try something new every time.