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Trivia (4)
  An imitation of Song: Lasta Adri by Abdel-Halim Hafez, sung by Ismail Yassine in the credits.
  The theater's name: "Theatre of Fine Art.".
  Hassan Fayek plays Ismail Yassine's father, although the real age difference between them was 14 years.
  Through its operettas, the film addresses the July 1952 Revolution, liberation, corruption, the army, and so on.
Goofs (7)
 The movement of the lighting can be seen on Mahzouz's body as he walks.
 Some words do not match the mouth movements.
 Mahzouz and Amal are standing in the sun, but in the following close shots they are in the shade, and it switches back again when the film returns to the wide shot.
 The telephone rings and keeps ringing briefly after Mahzouz picks up the receiver.
 Mahzouz says he was born in the month of Amshir, but that month corresponds to February and March. However, when he stakes his money in gambling, he says he was born on December 12, which corresponds to Kiahk in the Coptic Orthodox calendar.
 When Mahzouz gets up from the floor, a shadow can be seen moving in the upper right of the frame, probably the microphone's shadow.
 When The Carpenter runs toward Mahzouz's Father, the microphone's shadow can be seen moving in the upper right of the frame.
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