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Trivia (14)
  The name of Ahmed's servant: Abdo.
  Phone number of Ahmed's clinic: 5034 Bustan.
  Ahmed spent three years in Germany and obtained a doctorate.
  Ahmed gives Samir the nickname “Simsim”.
  Child actress Ekram Ezzo plays a male child in the film: Young Samir.
  Soad's address: 6 Galal Street, second floor, Pension Al-Saada.
  Soad suffered from shortness of breath.
  Fatma took the name "Shams" after working at the cabaret.
  Fatma is addicted to drinking alcohol, such as cognac and brandy.
  After her recovery, Fatma and Soad lived next to "Al-Amana Grocer".
  The cabaret where Soad and Fatma worked was on Emad El-Din Street.
  Abbas was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor in the second case.
  The film's events begin in 1930.
  Fatma was sentenced in the second case to six months' imprisonment with labor.
Goofs (6)
 The camera's shadow can be seen moving on the boxes in the first scene where Fatma is in the shop.
 When the camera pulls back during Amina Hanem's conversation with Fatma, as she refuses to tell her where Her Son is, the camera's shadow can be seen moving on Amina Hanem's clothes.
 When Young Samir looks up at the villa building after returning from abroad, Ahmed has both hands on The Child's shoulders while standing in front of him, but in the next wider shot they have moved backward toward the door.
 Some lines do not match the mouth movements, such as the scene where Ahmed talks with Samir in front of the villa while they read Aida's telegram.
 The name of the shop from which the device will be bought is noticeably inserted as an advertisement in the scene where Ahmed talks with Samir in front of the villa while they read Aida's telegram. The tone used to say the shop's name differs from the rest of the sentence, and perhaps the whole voice does too.
 In the scene where Abbas screams at the end of the film, his cry of “ay” does not match his clear mouth movement of “ah.”.
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