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Trivia (10)
  The credits include pictures of many foreign actors.
  The name of Bahnasy Bahloul's shop: Al-Inshirah Salon - C.R.:/4930.
  On a wall at the beginning of the film, we see posters for several films, including A Stranger in My House by the same writer as this film, Mr. Wahid Hamed.
  Hassan lives next to Fattouh Café, Bulaq — on the corner of Haret Barghout.
  Hassan's degree: Bachelor of Commerce - date of birth: May 17, 1953 - unemployed - single.
  Hassan had previously been imprisoned for six months for a supply-law violation (a pricing case), going to prison instead of His Father.
  The assassination car number: 303193 - Cairo private car.
  The car number of A Senior Official In The Majority Party: 12717.
  Actor Ahmed Kamaly is written as “أحمد كمال” in the second credits.
  Actor Ahmed Al-Boraey is written as “أحمد برعي” in the second credits.
Goofs (4)
 We hear Moetasem speaking on the police radio and asking them to bring Hassan to him, telling them the wanted man's name is “Hassan Bahansi Bahloul,” even though when Hassan called Moetasem he told him his name was “Hassan Bahloul” and did not give his full name.
 When Hanaa lies down on Moetasem's desk, her hand is low on her chest, but in the next close shot it is higher.
 When Moetasem and his colleagues watch Hassan and Hanaa through the screen, the camera can be seen moving, even though it is supposed to be a fixed surveillance camera.
 When Ali dies in front of Hassan, he dies with his eye open, but when Hassan holds him he closes his eye, then a few seconds later he opens it slightly again.
Posters (2)