Meet Eslam Hozayen, the Egyptian screenwriter- director who sheds light on mental health through his work

It is no secret that the film industry in the recent years has been overtaken by independent filmmakers and indie films, so much rawness and truth that you just can’t find in feature-length films; and our person of

interest for today is a prime example. Eslam Hozayen is a        screenwriter-director who creates visuals and short films exploring the power of the human brain and it’s dark side. Eslam                       has resided in Minnesota for the past 13 years, he calls it his second home only to follow his birth hometown in Cairo, Egypt. Having developed      love for writing and the want to shed awareness on mental heath, the director’s work focuses mainly on exploring the dark power of the human brain; chronic anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, severe ocd, and more.  Whatever it is that the brain can do to us, he explores it and presents it in a visual form. His work is highly appreciated by critics in film festivals in the United States, the U.K and India.

Check out some of his work below, these can all be searched on Google and/or found one he director’s social online platforms:

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Boy Amerika

Open letter to Dad Kids see Ghosts Love Explained White

My skin is black Meds

I hate you

The devil within us, this one is his most award-winning project, it has won critic’s choice award in 3 different countries in Europe, and two first-premier in India and Sweden.

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