Shuffling the deck of male supremacy.
Fayza, Seba, and Nelly—three modern women with completely different lives—join forces to fight the unchecked sexism that plagues Cairo’s streets, buses, and homes. Determined, they will now humiliate those who once humiliated them. Faced with the scale of the movement, the unconventional detective Essam leads the investigation. Who are these mysterious women who are shaking the foundations of a society based on male supremacy?
“The Women of Bus 678,” by Mohamed Diab (Egypt, 2010, 1 hr 40 min).
A session led by Nina Hubinet, a freelance journalist.
A film screening organized as a follow-up to International Women’s Day.
Nina Hubinet, freelance journalist and environmental expert
A freelance journalist and environmental specialist, Nina Hubinet began her career as a correspondent in Egypt for French and French-language newspapers such as *La Croix*, *L’Express*, and *Le Temps*.
There, she co-directed a web documentary, *Sout El Shabab: The Voice of Youth*, and a radio documentary, *Egypt: Intimate Diaries of a Revolution*. Upon returning to France in 2014, she began collaborating with France 24 and Causette. Now based in Marseille, her hometown, she works primarily on environmental and social issues, notably for Basta, Disclose, and Le Média social.
In 2018, she co-directed the documentary *Fos, les fumées du silence* for France 3 PACA. In 2023, she co-authored, with Ariane Lavrilleux, an investigative report on ArcelorMittal’s illegal pollution published by Disclose and Marsactu. At the same time, she regularly visits middle schools, high schools, and community centers in Marseille and the surrounding area to lead media and information literacy workshops.
Shuffling the deck of male supremacy.
Fayza, Seba, and Nelly—three modern women with completely different lives—join forces to fight the unchecked sexism that plagues Cairo’s streets, buses, and homes. Determined, they will now humiliate those who once humiliated them. Faced with the scale of the movement, the unconventional detective Essam leads the investigation. Who are these mysterious women who are shaking the foundations of a society based on male supremacy?
“The Women of Bus 678,” by Mohamed Diab (Egypt, 2010, 1 hr 40 min).
A session led by Nina Hubinet, a freelance journalist.
A film screening organized as a follow-up to International Women’s Day.
Nina Hubinet, freelance journalist and environmental expert
A freelance journalist and environmental specialist, Nina Hubinet began her career as a correspondent in Egypt for French and French-language newspapers such as *La Croix*, *L’Express*, and *Le Temps*.
There, she co-directed a web documentary, *Sout El Shabab: The Voice of Youth*, and a radio documentary, *Egypt: Intimate Diaries of a Revolution*. Upon returning to France in 2014, she began collaborating with France 24 and Causette. Now based in Marseille, her hometown, she works primarily on environmental and social issues, notably for Basta, Disclose, and Le Média social.
In 2018, she co-directed the documentary *Fos, les fumées du silence* for France 3 PACA. In 2023, she co-authored, with Ariane Lavrilleux, an investigative report on ArcelorMittal’s illegal pollution published by Disclose and Marsactu. At the same time, she regularly visits middle schools, high schools, and community centers in Marseille and the surrounding area to lead media and information literacy workshops.
