In the last few years, both Egyptian and foreign filmmakers have taken to the streets of Cairo to capture life after the January 25th Revolution. Most have looked into the mechanics of the revolution itself and the legacy that it has forged, while others have focused on the new wave of artistic inspiration that has swept through the arts and culture scene.

But Egyptian-American filmmaker, Sherief Elkatsha, has chosen to focus on something else all together; something that, whether you like it or not, effects us everyday. That thing is Cairo's outrageous traffic.

Following its debut at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival, 'Cairo Drive' has been met positively. Filmed over the span of three years and funded by crowd-funding website, IndieGogo, the documentary follows a diverse range of drivers, from private citizens and taxi drivers, to traffic police and ambulance drivers, venting their frustrations with the city's chaotic traffic and the general state of the country.