Podcast appearances and mentions of ahmed malek

1. Juan Formel & Los Van Van - Y No Le Conviene (Cuba) 2. Opa – Goldenwings (Uruguay) 3. I Corvi – Sospesa Ad Un Filo (I Had Too Much To Dream) (Italy) 4. Elias Rahbani And His Orchestra - Liza...Liza (Lebanon) 5. The Tinkles - You and Me (Zambia) 6. Pinduca - Mistura De Carimbó Com Ciranda (Brazil) 7. Yama Warashi - Saku Saku (サクサク）(Japan/UK) 8. Creation - You Better Find Out (Japan) 9. Módulo 1000 – Não Fale Com Paredes (Brazil) 10. اًحمد مالك* و فلاكو* = Ahmed Malek & Flako - Tape 9 (Part 1) (Algeria) 11. Masumi Hara - Bubbles (Japan) 12. Emahoy Tsegue Maryam Guebrou - ፀሐይ ለሁሉ እንደምታበራ = Like The Sun Shines On Meadows (Ethiopia)

Canal+ met les couverts dans les grands pour servir la suite de The Chef ! Le film, tourné en un long plan séquence, avait ravi aussi bien la critique que le public qui s'étaient complètement laissés happer dans cette brigade saisie à feu vif à l'heure la plus haute de leur service. The Chef, la série, situe son action huit mois après les événements du long-métrage. Alors qu'Andy Jones se remet de son infarctus, Carly, elle, tente tant bien que mal de diriger sa cuisine avec tout ce que cela implique de conflits humains, de caprices de clients et d'étreinte financière imposée par son associé, Liam, bien conscient des difficultés associées à l'ouverture d'un restaurant gastronomique en plein Londres. Des difficultés qui échappent à Carly, concentrée, elle, à proposer une carte originale et haut de gamme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX8J7_7_rLw The Chef : cuisine et trahisons La première scène de The Chef, série à découvrir sur Canal+, est une entrée qui a de quoi faire saliver nos papilles ! Un plan-séquence de onze minutes qui réussit l'exploit de présenter tous les personnages – brigade en cuisine, équipe en salle, l'associé de Carly, la nouvelle recrue – de nous faire visiter les lieux, le Point North, un nouveau restaurant gastronomique, et bien entendu de donner le ton de la série. Une fois que cette entrée est digérée, le reste des épisodes se déroule de manière moins frénétique, mais tout aussi passionnante. Au-delà des péripéties de Carly (Vinette Robinson) qui doit effectivement lutter pour maintenir à flot une cuisine sur le point d'imploser d'un moment à l'autre, The Chef aborde tout autant le poids financier lié à l'ouverture d'une affaire – et le choix cornélien de rogner sur la qualité des produits pour faire des économies tout en proposant un menu de qualité – que les problèmes mentaux très courants dans le secteur de la restauration. Les horaires, la pression constante, la nécessité de satisfaire les clients sont autant de leviers qui poussent les chefs, sous-chefs et commis vers la dépression, l'alcoolisme, la toxicomanie et le burn-out. Et en se faisant le porte-drapeau de ces problèmes bien réels, quoique peu souvent abordés dans ce genre de fiction, The Chef ajoute une étoile à la qualité de sa narration. Bien consciente de l'héritage qu'elle doit honorer, la série britannique réussit complètement à respecter son passé tout en injectant une juste dose de nouveauté, notamment au niveau des personnages. Si l'on retrouve des visages connus comme Freeman (Ray Panthaki) un sous-chef autoritaire et sanguin, Camille (Izuka Hoyle) la préposée aux entrées, Emily (Hannah Walters) la cheffe pâtissière ou encore Beth (Alice Feetham) une des serveuses, la série culinaire britannique s'est enrichie de nouveaux acteurs comme Shaun Fagan dans le rôle de Bolton, Stephen Odubola, interprète de Johnny, la nouvelle recrue ou encore Ahmed Malek, qui prête ses traits à Musa, un serveur. Andy Jones (Stephen Graham), le chef star du film, est lui en retrait, occupé à gérer son amertume de voir Carly et son ancienne brigade avancer sans lui, de ne pas supporter son inactivité et de voir son restaurant Jones & Sons lui échapper. [bs_show url="boiling-point-2023"] La première saison de The Chef, composée de 4 épisodes de 52 min, est à retrouver à partir du 14 novembre sur Canal+, à raison de deux chapitres par semaine.

durée : 00:59:19 - Les notes résolues - par : Nathalie Piolé - ✊ Ce soir, on sait ce qu'on veut. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

durée : 01:02:25 - Club Jazzafip - De l'Ethiopie au Soudan en passant par l'Egypte, l'Algérie, le Ghana et bien d'autres destinations, le Club Jazzafip nous fait voyager en Afrique à travers les époques avec The Sorcerers, Girma Bèyènè & Akalé Wubé, Mulatu Astatke, Ebo Taylor, Ahmed Malek, Tony Allen, Manu Dibango, Malombo...

In ewiger grooviger Erinnerung dürfen wir uns einem neuen Album des bereits verstorbenen algerischen Musikers Ahmed Malek hingeben. Das Berliner Label Habibi Funk brachte dieses Jahr nämlich eine zweite Sammlung unveröffentlichter Werke des Künstlers heraus. Der Titel: „Musique Originale De Films (Volume 2)“. Ahmed Malek nahm die meisten dieser Songs in den 1970er und frühen 1980er Jahren auf. Während seiner Zeit als aktiver Komponist schrieb er Musik für dutzende Filme, Fernsehsendungen und Dokumentarfilme. Zudem war er viele Jahrzehnte lang Dirigent des algerischen Fernsehorchesters. (superfly.fm)

Seit 35 Jahren trifft das Münchner Tollwood-Festival mit seinen Konzerten den Publikums-Geschmack. Von Markus Mayer. Betörend schön: Chinesische Hinterglasmalerei im Münchner Museum Fünf Kontinente. Von Julie Metzdorf. Die Pop-Alben der Woche: Neue LPs von Emiliana Torrini, Ahmed Malek und Linda Thompson. Von Matthias Hacker.

أحمد مالك ممثل مصري، اشتهر بأدواره في أفلام ومسلسلات مثل "بيمبو"، و"السباحون"، و"كيرا والجن". في جلسة حوارية مع أنس، يتحدث أحمد عن بداياته كممثل صغير، وعن النجاحات والإخفاقات التي حققتها الشهرة، ورحلته لاكتشاف ذاته، وشغفه بالفنون وغير ذلك الكثير. انضم إلينا بينما نزيل الستار لنكشف عن الإنسان خلف لقب الممثل أحمد مالك.

durée : 01:02:25 - Club Jazzafip - De l'Ethiopie au Soudan en passant par l'Egypte, l'Algérie, le Ghana et bien d'autres destinations, le Club Jazzafip nous fait voyager en Afrique à travers les époques avec The Sorcerers, Girma Bèyènè & Akalé Wubé, Mulatu Astatke, Ebo Taylor, Ahmed Malek, Tony Allen, Manu Dibango, Malombo...

1. Ahmed Malek & Flako - Tape 27 Track 5 (Algeria) 2. Antena - Sisséxa (France-Belgium) 3. The 5, 6, 7, 8's - I Walk Like Jane Mansfield (Japan) 4. Fernando Falcão - Ladeira Dos Inocentes (Brazil) 5. Jirō Inagaki & His Soul Media - The Ground For Peace (Japan) 6. Pedro Miguel Y Sus Maracaibos - Descarga Maracaibo (Peru) 7. Roberto Musci - Water Music (Italy) 8. The Modern Tropical Quintet - Midnight In Moscow (Brazil) 9. Som Imaginário - Armina (Brazil) 10. World Standard - New Van Dyke Parks (Japan)

As broadcast September 15, 2023 with plenty of good aura to spread around.  Tonight, we put your weekend on the good foot with our Feel Good Friday set list.  Positive get down funk and soul throughout from some of our favorite classic and contemporary funk & soul artists to make sure we spread the love up and down the timeline to our heroes and start the weekend in the best possible way!#feelthegravity #feelgoodFeel Good Friday!Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)George McCrae – I Get LiftedJean Knight – Do MeMarva Whitney – Unwind YourselfKing Floyd – Groove MeBill Withers - Lovely Day Chicago Gangsters – I Choose You  Part 2 (30:03)The Sextones – Beck & CallJason Joshua & The Beholders – Rose GoldLes Imprimes – Love & FlowersJalen Ngonda – If You Don't Want My LoveDurand Jones & The Indications – Love Will Work It OutEphemerals – Easy Ain't NothinMonophonics & Kendra Morris – Untitled Visions Part 3 (57:07)Reverend Baron – Let The Radio PlayHoly Hive – Float Back To YouAllah-Las – Holding PatternBobby Oroza – The OthersideBoz Metzdorf – Sails Across The SeaPaul & The Tall Trees – My God (I Remember '98)Scott McMicken & THE EVER-EXPANDING – Another One Part 4 (87:08)Neal Francis – Changes Pt 1 & 2 (Live)Mapache – Life On FireNatural Child – Bailando Con LobosMonster Rally – AdventureAhmed Malek – Autopsie d'un complot Sir Was – Waiting For The WeekendKowloon – Hollywood Is Under Water

In this episode we hear the incredible story of Ayman Alhussein. Ayman is an actor, cinematographer and co-writer of amazing new short film, Matar, directed by Hassan Akkad, starring Ahmed Malek and available to watch online, for free on Waterbear.The film Matar tells the story of an undocumented delivery driver in London and highlights the challenges of navigating hostile environment Britain and its broken asylum system. This podcast episode brings you the incredible real life story behind the film. Ayman's story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We talk to Hassan Akkad, who came to the UK as an asylum seeker from Syria and who earned a BAFTA for his BBC documentary ‘Exodus: Our Journey to Europe', which used real footage from his journey from Syria.  Hassan tells us about his short film, ‘Matar', which tells the story of a day in the life asylum-seeker Matar as he tries to survive in London without being able to work legally or have a bank account.   ‘Matar' stars Ahmed Malek, who recently starred in ‘The Swimmers', the feature film about the Mardini sisters escaping war-torn Syria.  Both superb swimmers, the sisters sought asylum in Germany and Yusra Mardini went on to earn an Olympic gold medal.  Hassan also tells us about projecting his short 90 second message ‘Led by Donkeys' onto the White Cliffs of Dover.  We also talk to Shomit Dutta, who wrote the play ‘Stumped' about an imaginary game of cricket between Harold Pinter and Samuel Beckett, and to Andrew Lancel, who plays Pinter in the play. Who knew that Beckett, played in ‘Stumped' by Stephen Tompkinson, is the only Nobel Prize Winner to have an entry in Wisden?  Shomit and Andrew discuss the joys of cricket and the dramatic opportunities the game offers to explore the friendship between two of the greatest dramatists of our time. ‘Matar' can be viewed free here at Waterbear.com. ‘Stumped' plays at Theatre Royal Bath between 23rd and 27th May, at Cambridge Arts Theatre between 5th and 10th June and finally at the Hampstead Theatre in London between 16th June and the 22nd July.  Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

With Passover and Easter upon us, this time of year, we often think about the meaning of freedom, survival, and renewal. Directed by Sally El Hosaini from a screenplay that she co-wrote with Jack Thorne, The Swimmers is a 2022 biographical sports drama film dealing with similar themes. The plot follows the true life story of teenage Syrian refugees Yusra Mardini and her sister Sarah Mardini, who swam alongside a sinking dinghy of refugees to lighten it, and eventually help 18 refugees to reach safety across the Aegean Sea while being smuggled from İzmir towards Lesbos. Subsequent struggles as refugees are vividly depicted, but Yusra Mardini's swimming career sees her reaching the Rio 2016 Olympics as a member of the Refugee Olympic Team. In the final credits, we learn that Sarah in 2016 returned to Lesbos as part of voluntary efforts to assist incoming refugees. She was arrested and faces charges carrying potentially long-term prison sentences, if convicted. Yusra and Sarah are played by real-life sister Lebanese Actresses, Nathalie Issa & Manal Issa. The film also stars, Ahmed Malek, German Actor, Matthias Schweighöfer (playing The Swimming Coach),  Ali Suliman, Kinda Alloush, James Krishna Floyd and Elmi Rashid Elmi. November 11, 2022 it was in limited release in cinemas, then shown at the evening gala of the Marrakesh International Film Festival on November 18, 2022, before its streaming release by Netflix, on November 23, 2022. As accredited media, I was at its world premiere red carpet Gala and Q & A at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival on September 8, 2022 to conduct interviews and discuss the status of refugees, freedom, and the importance of pursuing your dreams. Enjoy this episode with my compliments this Passover/Easter weekend!

For Sample Sunday , Ball Hog Beats receives a unique sample suggestion from @Me.Eazzz with Track 27 Tape 5" , a middle eastern style music selection by Ahmed Malek and Natureboy Flako. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ballhogbeats/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ballhogbeats/support

De zomertijd beroofde deze 2 paradijsvogels van wat scherpte :) Maar Namasenda, Tom Tom Club, Black Cap en Ahmed Malek trokken ons fluitend erdoorheen.

As broadcast October 14, 2022 with Danno just blissing out the entire time.  Tonight we welcomed a lo-fi artist out of Cheongju, Korea who calls himself Nogymx in the studio.  True name Jimmy Dunne, he drops his latest album Eien's Fable next Friday and we were just honored to give an early spin & world premiere to the opening cuts on the album for the show tonight, and have the artist play some of his favorite bumps from the lo-fi chillout hip-hop beats universe.  Obviously, we also can't thank Nogymx enough for giving us the chance to rock some lo-fi for the entirety of this program, which is something we've been wanting to do for a very long time on the air.  Link below to pre-order the album on bandcamp:Nogymx - Eien's Fable#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Flamingosis – Enjoy Your Life (Loci Sample Flip)Dirty Art Club – Just A Memoryxander. – Hold My Handpastels – SundownSleepermane feat Aybor – Pebbles The Jazzual Suspects – This BeatTrankilou – Chicago BabePete Rock – Something Funky Part II (36:15)Nogymx – Warmth of the RainNogymx & Tenno – YearningTimbeauthetraveler feat Kyefii – Koto MemoriesOnra – Ms. HoMonster Rally – Ginger on the WindRaimu feat Tophat Panda – KaiganVindu – Sacred ForestAhmed Malek – Autopsie d'un complotTeebs - Shells Part III (63:24)Nogymx – PreludeNogymx – EncounterNogymx – In Their FootstepsTenno – The Last SaviourDenSogen & Raimu – NokoriElijah Nang – Azumi IIIKalaido – In The RosesPOSY – Train to Kawazukarasu. – Among Stars Part IV (1:40:09)Nogymx & Hoffy Beats – GreyhoundNogymx feat Layandar, Louk, & Daniele Raciti – Summer MoonMatchbox Youth – Gazebosofty & dennisivnvc – BridgesJust Steezy Things – The AwakeningEnluv feat Hoffy Beats & Louk – Peach HoneyNo Spirit feat Satyr & Phlocalyst – KizakuraElijah Lee – twighlight.JazzyCal – Night Shift 

A conversation with Jannis Stürtz, DJ and co-founder of Habibi Funk Records and Jakarta Records. In this episode, we discuss the modus operandi of Habibi Funk, the importance of digitizalisation of records and cassettes, film-score composer Ahmed Malek in post-colonial Algeria, women in music and film, and more. Donate! Please consider donating towards our work: Patreon.com/habibicollective. A small monthly donation goes a long way towards paying innumerable costs including: screening fees for filmmakers, MGs, design assets and the endless web costs of developing a streaming service. Habibi Collective operates completely on a volunteer-led basis—is vital that we stay independent. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/roisin-tapponi/support

Notre critique du film "The Furnace" réalisé par Roderick MacKay avec Ahmed Malek, David Wenham et Baykali Ganambarr. Un film présenté à la Mostra de Venise 2020.  Abonnez-vous au podcast CINECAST sur la plateforme de votre choix : https://smartlink.ausha.co/cinecast ABONNE-TOI à la chaîne YouTube pour tenter de remporter deux places de cinéma UGC ! Toutes les sorties cinéma sont sur : https://www.ugc.be  ---   Titre : The Furnace De : Roderick MacKay Avec : Ahmed Malek, David Wenham et Baykali Ganambarr.  #TheFurnace #Venise2020 #CINECAST

Dans cet épisode, Sidox et Lyna discutent avec Paloma Colombe (@paloma-colombe), DJ et documentariste dont le travail musical construit des ponts entre les différentes cultures et rendent hommage à ses origines algériennes. Son documentaire "Planet Malek" recolle les morceaux de l'histoire du compositeur de musiques de films algérien Ahmed Malek et rends ses lettres de noblesse à celui qui a bercé l'Algérie avec ses mélodies (Omar Gatlato, Les vacances de l'inspecteur Tahar, Leila et les autres...) Planet Malek est dispo sur Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNJV5IvaK3M Vous pouvez suivre Paloma sur Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/palomacolombe Artwork par Sofiane : https://twitter.com/Sosonizuka

Recorded on 16th of September, 2017 at Le Mellotron, Paris. Tracks from Tony Scott, Alice Coltrane, Gabor Szabo, Dexter Story, Ünol Büyükgönenç, Ahmed Malek & more.

Tapes seem to be the theme this week, whether it's a new release available only on tape from Shevek, Ubek, or Sofia Ozdravovna, or if they are lost tapes of Ahmed Malek pressed to vinyl after 30 years away from the public, there's loads of tape-related sounds this week. We've also got lots of exciting new music from Swedish psych band Flowers Must Die, London's Kelly Lee Owens, and Russian punks Mirrored Lips.

This week I welcome a guest mix from Yorkshire native, London located, Tokyo Spirited producer & DJ Kidkanevil. The mix is a departure away from the style of previous mixes in the series and rather then focusing on underground club sounds he has put together a mix looking at some of the music from his favourite anime soundtracks. As a big anime fan myself I am overjoyed to be able to share this mix and hopefully allow people an insight into the beauty that can be found in the scores to many of these incredible films. To start things off I have put together a couple of tracks that i feel embody the style and feel of anime movie soundtracks, and I could certainly see all of these tracks in the scores to some of my favourite anime films. It features music from Bwana, Kenji Kawai, Geinoh Yamashirogumi, Ahmed Malek & Flako, Congi, Paleman plus more. enjoy

Chance the Rapper - “All We Got” Built to Spill - “Stop The Show” Oscar Sulley & The Uhuru Dance Band - “Bukom Mashie” Can - “Mushroom” Gregory Pepper & His Problems - “Drop The Plot” Souleymane Faye - “Teylulen” Odd Couple - “Nightcrawl” Pierre Kwenders - “Ani Kuni” Portugal. The Man - “Shade” Erykah Badu - “Bag Lady” Quilt - “Tired & Buttered” LA FONT - “Folgers Jingle” Cool Tara - “8 Out Of 10” Ramon Cordero - “Calzoncillo Largo” Japanese Breakfast - “The Woman Who Loves You” Imagination - “Just An Illusion” Owls - “Everyone Is My Friend” Otis Junior & Dr Dundiff - “Reaching” Billy Stewart - “Summertime” The Mugris - “II” Ahmed Malek - “La Silence Des Cendres” Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm - “Getting Nasty” Nick Hakim - “Cold” Twin Drama - “Marie Lou” Islands - “Vapors” Frankie Cosmos - “Fool” James Brown - “Escape-Ism” Al Jolson - “Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday On Saturday Night?”