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===Background===
'''Al-Kawakib Film''' (شركة أفلام الكواكب) was an Egyptian film production company established in 1952 by Layla Murad and her brothers.<ref>Hammad, H. (2022). ''Unknown Past: Layla Murad, the Jewish-Muslim Star of Egypt''. Stanford University Press</ref>
===Logo (March 30, 1953)===
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'''Visuals:''' On a cloudy sky background, a drawing of an eagle is seen with its wings spread apart, encircled by 14 stars. Below is a filmstrip banner with “شركة أفلام الكواكب” overlaid on top of it. Below is some Arabic text.{{TransliterationNeeded}}
'''Technique:''' A still painting filmed by a cameraman.
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'''Audio:''' A dramatic theme.
'''Availability:''' This logo is seen on ''Ana Wa Habeebi'' (انا و حبيبي)
==References==
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Background
Al-Kawakib Film (شركة أفلام الكواكب) was an Egyptian film production company established in 1952 by Layla Murad and her brothers.[1]
Logo (March 30, 1953)
Visuals: On a cloudy sky background, a drawing of an eagle is seen with its wings spread apart, encircled by 14 stars. Below is a filmstrip banner with “شركة أفلام الكواكب” overlaid on top of it. Below is some Arabic text. [Transliteration needed]
Technique: A still painting filmed by a cameraman.
Audio: A dramatic theme.
Availability: This logo is seen on Ana Wa Habeebi (انا و حبيبي)
References
- ↑ Hammad, H. (2022). Unknown Past: Layla Murad, the Jewish-Muslim Star of Egypt. Stanford University Press
