VOICED: Summer Ramadan to hurt Egypt's crucial cinema industry

The video discusses 'The Dealer', a new Egyptian film, and its potential success during the summer. However, the cinema industry faces challenges due to Ramadan, a period when people prefer watching TV at home. Despite the economic downturn, there are opportunities to reshape cinema experiences during Ramadan. Audience reluctance to visit cinemas during this holy month is noted, with many preferring to focus on religious activities. The video concludes with the need for the Egyptian cinema industry to adapt to these changes, especially as Ramadan will continue to fall in the summer for the next few years.

What is the main reason the summer cinema season is cut short this year?

• An economic recession

• The holy month of Ramadan

• The release of 'The Dealer'

• A new government policy

Why is Ramadan considered the worst time for the cinema industry economically?

• Cinemas increase ticket prices

• There are fewer film releases

• People prefer watching television at home

• Tourists avoid visiting Egypt

What opportunity do some see in the challenges posed by Ramadan to the cinema industry?

• Closing cinemas temporarily

• Reducing the number of films

• Increasing ticket prices

• Reshaping the audience's experience

Why do many young people feel uncomfortable going to the movies during Ramadan?

• Cinemas are too crowded

• They want to focus on religious practices

• They are busy with school

• They prefer outdoor activities

What might the Egyptian cinema industry need to do if audiences continue to show reluctance during Ramadan?

• Adapt to new audience preferences

• Release more films

• Lower ticket prices

• Increase advertising