Mohamed Bayoumi
An image from Barsoum Looking for a Job, one of the productions that also features Mohamed Bayoumi.
Mohamed Bayoumi

Mohamed Bayoumi

March 1, 1884 — Egypt

An Egyptian director, cinematographer, writer, actor, and producer, born in Tanta in 1894. He graduated from the Military Academy in 1915, then turned to the artistic field after the 1919 revolution, as he co-founded the Nile Valley Troupe with (Beshara Wakim), then traveled to Italy and then Austria, where he obtained a diploma in photography and cinematography. His first documentary film was Saad Zaghloul's Return from Exile (1923), and in the same year, he presented his first feature film Barsoum Looking for a Job, in which he served as a writer, director, cinematographer, and producer, after which he participated in many productions, most notably The Bedouin Leila. He passed away in 1963 in Alexandria.

Barsoum Looking for a Job

Barsoum Looking for a Job

1923

Saad Zaghloul Back

Saad Zaghloul Back

1923

Fiancé No. 13

Fiancé No. 13

1933

The Civil Servant

The Civil Servant

1924

The Victim

1928