Sally Rouhi participates in the “Reel Poetry” International Film Festival in America

The organizing committee of the “Reel Poetry” International Film Festival, in Houston, USA, announced the participation of Egyptian poet Sally Mamdouh Rouhi in the activities scheduled to begin early next April, with the participation of a large number of poets and creative people from around the world, most notably Australia, Canada, and Mexico.

The activities and events of the festival in this world will witness the display of many artistic works that embody situations and events inspired by reality. The committee will study many advanced artistic works and rely on two unspecified categories – one of which is poetic films or video clips that are less than 4 minutes long, and the second of 4 to 6 minutes.

What is new this year is presenting works inspired by the concept of “comparing reality.” Think about the elements, events, people, and places that belong or do not belong now, in the past, or in the future.

It is noteworthy that the Egyptian poet Sally Rouhi participated in the Poetry Film Festival in Los Angeles by presenting a short film that won the admiration of the jury and achieved advanced positions among the participating films.

Sally Rouhi’s latest literary work was the publication of her book, Have You Seen God? On the Amazon application to be available for circulation around the world, it is the third book by Sally Rouhi after she published the book “THERE” and the book “THE UNSPOKEN VOICES”, which achieved great success in all countries of the world. The new book is a poetic model that touches the conscience and heart, and the extent of a person’s feelings towards his Lord emotionally, and it includes many poetic verses in the English language.

Many of Sally Rouhi’s followers expressed their happiness with the publication of the book, which is expected to be published in many countries of the world. Sally Rouhi’s writings and compositions have previously won the International Poetry Magazine Award, and she was chosen, along with a number of distinguished world poets, to present the collected poetry collection “Train.” Spring River.