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Malaf Samia Sha3Rawy film poster ★ 6.0

Malaf Samia Sha3Rawy

فيلم ملف سامية شعراوي
127 minutes
Trivia (11)
  The film's first scene takes place in Yemen in 1966.
  The name of Samia's deceased husband: the martyr Major Hussein Abu El-Azm, from the Thunderbolt Forces.
  Samia's late husband had been married to another woman named Bahia Abdel Fattah, with whom he had a son and a daughter; Samia was his second wife.
  Samia works at "Al-Nasr Company for Special Supplies".
  "Al-Nasr Company for Special Supplies" is located next to the "Scientific Professions Syndicate".
  Ashraf's wife's name is "Awatef"; she appears in one shot when he is sentenced to prison.
  In the first half of the film, Samia listens to the radio, which features a report about the army's achievements in the war against Israel; by the end, it becomes clear that this was false news following the 1967 defeat.
  Ashraf was sentenced to 15 years in prison as part of the post-1967 defeat verdicts.
  The name of Helal's Wife's sister: Tafida.
  Adham Bek's car number: 1423 - private, Cairo.
  At the club, we see Colonel Ashraf wearing his military uniform during his meeting with Samia, although it is known that Armed Forces personnel wear military uniform only when going to and from work, not during personal meetings.
Goofs (5)
 When Armed Forces Commander goes to the party after Ashraf's wedding, the camera's shadow is visible on his face as he climbs the stairs and approaches it.
 As the camera moves over the food at Samia's first party, the camera's shadow can be seen moving with it across the table.
 When Samia drives the car into a side street, we hear the tires screeching on the asphalt, even though she is driving at a normal speed, and the same thing does not happen when she later turns into the cinema street.
 The British embassy sign reads "British Embassie"; in English it should be "British Embassy," and even if the sign were in French it should be "Ambassade Britannique.".
 When Adham Bek shoots Helal, we hear the shot and at the same moment see blood marks on Helal's face, but realistically the blood should take a brief moment to appear, not appear at the exact moment of the shot.
Posters (3)