Where to watch Ahmed Awad in the UK
Find every Ahmed Awad film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 4 May 2026.
An Egyptian author and writer, he began his career in the eighties with the television drama What Money Can Buy (1983). After which he continued to write successful work, including: The Family of Mr. Shalash (1990), Sonbol After the Million (1987), and Afroto (1999).
Ahmed Awad films streaming in the UK
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Ahmed Awad TV shows streaming in the UK
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- A Very Crazy Family (2007) Writer
- Mabrouk, You Have A Problem (2005) Writer
- Trip of the Million (1984) Writer
- The Family Of Mr. Shalash (1990) Writer
- Captain Gouda (1986) Writer
- Sonbol After the Million (1987) Writer
- The Ferryman (1995) Writer
- Afrotoo (1999) Writer
- Let's Dance (1994) Writer
- With What Is Money Bought (1983) Writer
- A Very Windy Day (1984) Writer
- This Safe Must Not Be Broken Into (1997) Writer
- 727 (1994) Writer
- مبروك جالك قلق (2004) Writer
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Where can I watch Ahmed Awad films in the UK?
Ahmed Awad's films and TV shows are available across UK streaming services. Click any title in the filmography below to see exactly which UK service has it — Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, BBC iPlayer, ITVX, NOW, Sky, MUBI and more — updated daily.
What are Ahmed Awad's most popular films?
Most-watched Ahmed Awad films currently: The Ferryman (1995), Afrotoo (1999), Let's Dance (1994), With What Is Money Bought (1983), A Very Windy Day (1984).
What TV shows has Ahmed Awad appeared in?
Selected TV credits: A Very Crazy Family (2007), Mabrouk, You Have A Problem (2005), Trip of the Million (1984), The Family Of Mr. Shalash (1990), Captain Gouda (1986).
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