
Egyptian director Kamla Abu Zekry criticized the production of series and films about serial killers and murders, noting that they may lead to their further spread and cause a state of habit and excitement to commit such crimes, in a post she published on Facebook.
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Egyptian director Kamla Abu Zekry criticized the production of series and films about serial killers and murders, noting that they may lead to their further spread and cause a state of habit and excitement to commit such crimes.
Egyptian director Kamla Abu Zekry criticized the production of series and films about "serial killers" and murders, and said that this may be the reason for their "more spread."
Kamla wrote in a blog post she posted on her personal Facebook page on Tuesday: “Series and films about serial killers and murders, and the retelling of horrific crimes, may be the reason for their further spread, and may lead to a state of habit and excitement for committing such crimes.”
She pointed out that there are many examples of young people who did what they saw in those films, and added: “I do not find any meaning in presenting this type of American drama, and I do not understand the justification for its spread or its meaning.”
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