Nelly Karim, the Egyptian actress, attended the special screening of her new film "Foie Foie Foie" in Beirut alongside the director Omar Halal and the rest of the cast, but without the film's protagonist, Mohamed Farrag. Karim plays the role of a sports journalist who is searching for a new sports scoop but fails to find one until she meets "Hassan," played by Mohamed Farrag, who pretends to be blind to escape to Finland. Karim revealed the reason why she accepts small roles in her recent works, stating that she always looks for good works that have an impact on her career, not just the size of the role. She also added that a good work requires many elements such as story, direction, production, and acting, and no single element is enough to complete a work alone. Karim has previously participated in many works with smaller roles in an ensemble cast, such as "One Zero," "678," and "Clash." The movie "Foie Foie Foie" is currently being shown in cinemas and revolves around the character Hassan, who lives a poor life with his mother and works as a security guard. He cheats his way into a blind football team that is close to playing in the World Cup in Europe, and on this journey, he meets many characters and enters into several exciting and dangerous adventures.