Noor Hilal Arnaoot, a professional writer and director born and based in Kuwait has decided to showcase her first ever featured film “Marriage: Impossible” to be released in Hollywood, Europe and the Middle East and shot in Egypt.
Noor Hilal graduated from the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles with a degree in Fine Arts coupled with a passionate dream of pursuing her filmmaking career. The aspiring filmmaker has a portfolio of wide variety which includes corporate videos, music videos, advertisements and short films. Her films; “Never, Never Talk to Strangers” and “Dancing in Fumes” have already gained renown recognition after being entered into US, Middle Eastern and Indian film festivals and winning several awards.
Her most current project goal is to highlight the unseen beauty of Egypt and the rest of the Middle East in an effort to hinder how the media has chosen to showcase them otherwise. Her film “Marriage: Impossible” is her way of doing so. The film is meant to relay the message that all human beings are one and that trivial characteristics such as place of birth or different beliefs should not set people apart. The film, which is a comedy, centers around the idea of two extremely different families who come together through marriage and despite several interactions, clashes and various enigmas, find a way to be one.
The featured film will debut in Egypt but will also be released in Hollywood, the film capital of the world, as well as Europe. The cast of the movie will include Egyptians and American actors. More specific details regarding the cast of the movie, the release date and the various talents that contributed to the making of this film will be released soon.
