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Tales of Egypt () is a feature-length, mobile short film centered around the mystical city of Thebes. It was filmed in Egypt in 4K Ultra High Definition by Andrew Finch. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in 2013. The version of the film with Egyptian narration is presented, exclusively on the TELCO mobile network. This is the first time a short film has been shown on the TELCO network, an initiative by TELCO that will act as a platform to showcase modern Egyptian art and culture.

Yes Manager! is the first Egyptian show to have the participation of many artists through comedy sketches dealing with the silly quirks that face managers and their employees. The pilot started filming in January 2015 and will be aired 9 | February on Dream 2. The show aims to merge both acting and management skills, which is strange considering the lack of shows that focus on the clash between the two entities. Throughout the series, viewers will see head managers play fictional workers and employees in real situations which will make fun of the disparity that exist between today's bosses and their employees.

Who Are You? is the story of a young girl called Hanin who one day asks a strange question “who are you?” to everyone she meets due to a psychological issue caused by her intelligence. She chooses to say this because she had once overheard her father arguing with her mother about a mean childhood friend they used to have a long time ago, whose name was Noura. The mystery about who exactly Noura was, brings Hanin to travel to different psychological places. The story takes you through Hanin’s flashbacks which may give a sense of entanglement among completely unrelated people. It also introduces us to Othman, a journalist who is much in love with Hanin but angered by this idea and takes it as a warning to leave her.

While filming After the Wedding in Sri Lanka for five months and Malaysia for another five, Maina’s character in the film faced several issues lined up in defying tradition and trying to assimilate to the modern Egyptian society against her husband’s will.

Approximately half year later after the translation of the film in Arabic, Maina Adam was invited to an event in France where the film was to be screened. Mundus, the organizer of the event decided to give the production of the Egyptian version of the film to the young Shereen Reda. This caused some controversy concerning the withdrawal of the translation of the film from the Egyptian review. Maina Adam could not object due to scheduling reasons not allowing her to attend, allegedly.

It was later seen that Shereen Reda requires the Um Kolthoum-Monica's version to be screened with subtitles and French Dolby surround. Peculiaouly because she says it is the same film, mainly due to the fact that she work as an editor on "The bourgeoisie is descending.". The film was censored in Egypt because of some curse words said by the French actors and because the parting scene was deemed as unsuitable for the Egyptian censor.