Yousef Soleymani
Yousef Soleymani is known for No Bears (2022).
Yousef Teymouri
Yousef Teymouri is known for Cats city 2 (2020), Majnoone leyli (2008) and Tak-khal (2020).
Youshuo Wang
Youshuo Wang is known for Da song shao nian zhi (2019), Jun Jiu Ling (2021) and Zhi zi hua kai (2015).
Youssef Abed-Alnour
Youssef Abed-Alnour is an actor, known for Nothing to Lose (1994), Operation Golden Phoenix (1994) and Dracula in Love (2018).
Youssef Ahmed
Youssef Ahmed is a young Egyptian Producer born in March 2001, born in Egypt, his full name is Youssef Ahmed Adel Mohamed. He studing at AOU in the Faculty of Computer Science and AI, where he excelled, but he favored his hobby, which is produce. He published many works at a young age, as he recently participated in produce some films, including the movie Musa (2021), 122 (2019) and El-Mamar (2019) and The Love Story (2021), despite his young age, but he has a brilliant future in production.
Youssef Ahmed
Youssef Ahmed is an actor, known for For Ziko (2022).
Youssef Ait Mansour
Youssef Ait Mansour is an actor and director, known for Army of One (2016), The Projectionist (2013) and In the Name of the Brother (2013).
Youssef Bassil
Youssef Bassil is known for Built to Kill (2020).
Youssef Bougarovaney
Youssef Bougarovaney is known for La Unidad (2020), La víctima número 8 (2018) and Morocco: Love in Times of War (2017).
Youssef Chahine
Youssef Chahine (born in Alexandria, Egypt, 1926) started studying in a friars' school, and then turned to Victoria College until the High School Certificate. After one year in the University of Alexandria, he moved to the U.S. and spent two years at the Pasadena Play House, taking courses on film and dramatic arts. After coming back to Egypt, cinematographer Alevise Orfanelli helped him into the film business. His film debut was Baba Amin (1950): one year later, with Son of the Nile (1951) he was first invited to the Cannes Film festival. In 1970, he was awarded a Golden Tanit at the Carthage Festival. With Le moineau (1973), he directed the first Egypt-Algeria co-production. He won a Silver Bear in Berlin for Alexandria... Why? (1979), the first installment in what proved to be an autobiographic trilogy, completed with Hadduta Masriya (1982)(An Egyptian Story (1982)) and Alexandria: Again and Forever (1989). In 1992, Jacques Lassalle proposed him to stage a piece of his choice for Comédie Française: Chahine chose to adapt Albert Camus' "Caligula," which proved hugely successful. The same year he started writing Al-mohager (1994), a story inspired by the Biblical character of Joseph, son of Jacob. This had long been a dream-project, and he finally got to shoot it in 1994. In 1997, 46 years and 5 invitations later, he was again selected Hors Competition in Cannes with Destiny (1997).