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Trivia (6)
  The final credits state: "The Egyptian Cinema Professions Syndicate refused to place my name as director of this work, and because cinema is a document that transcends the present and all its conflicts, we decided to respect and document the decision. Muhammad Al-Sobky".
  Producer Mohamed El Sobky appears as himself as one of the accused in a cameo, where the officer asks him, "What are you in for, Sobky?" and he replies, "Halawet Rooh," alluding to the case filed against him because of 7Alawet Rou7.
  Haitham and Hadeed are in Ward 15.
  Hadeed was raised in an orphanage in Sayyida Zeinab.
  The case that sent Hadeed to prison carried a three-year sentence, but because of his problems in prison he served nine years.
  The license plate of the car Hadeed took from Raouf: 6437 ع هـ.
Goofs (5)
 All names containing the name "Zaki" are written in the credits as "Dhaki".
 When Dr Gamil cleans the prison's ceramic walls, it is clear they are just set dressing and not a real place, as the wall moves while he cleans it.
 When Mahdy Al-Haggar slaps Hadeed, we clearly see him spit out what is in his mouth, as if from the force of the slap.
 When Hadeed beats Hesteery in the solitary ward, there is blood on his face down to his nose, but in the next, wider shot the blood is under his eyes and has not yet reached his nose.
 Nadine walks toward the door after Hadeed gives her the papers he took from Mahdy Al-Haggar, looking at them and holding them out in front of her; but in the next shot from behind, she is holding the papers to her chest.
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