Khalid Abdalla

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In January of 2011, Egyptians took to Cairo's Tahrir Square to lead what became a revolution.

'The Square:' Filming the Egyptian Revolution as It Happened

In January of 2011, Egyptians took to Cairo's Tahrir Square to lead what became a revolution.

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In January of 2011, Egyptians took to Cairo's Tahrir Square to lead what became a revolution.

'The Square:' Filming the Egyptian Revolution as It Happened

In January of 2011, Egyptians took to Cairo's Tahrir Square to lead what became a revolution.

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The new documentary The Square gives a gritty, inspirational street-level view from inside the Egyptian uprising.

Making 'The Square'

The new documentary The Square gives a gritty, inspirational street-level view from inside the Egyptian uprising.

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