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Type:
Black and White
Duration:
140 minutes
Production year:
1960
Similar films:
Al-Mar2a Al-Maghoula
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Trivia (15)
In the film's opening, the narrator tells the legend of Isis and her tears, which turned into the Nile.. the river of love.
Taher's fortune is 1,500,000 Egyptian pounds, excluding his balances outside Egypt.
Dinner at Taher's house is at 8 p.m.
Nawal reads the book "Among the Ruins" on the train.
Nawal reads the novel "Among the Ruins" on the train; the same director as this film, Ezzel Dine Zulfikar, adapted it as a film starring the same actress as this film, Faten Hamama.
The actor Wagdy Al-Arabi appeared in the credits under the name "وجدان عبد البديع".
Taher works as "Minister of Justice".
The events take place during Egypt's monarchy, as Khaled says that The King will attend one of the equestrian championships.
Mamdouh volunteered in the Palestine War and became a "volunteer corporal".
Khaled's rank in the Palestine War: captain.
Taher's villa is next to Al-Safa Street.
Goofs (6)
In the equestrian competition attended by The King, during Khaled's performance we hear the sound of the horse's hooves in a way that does not match the animal's own movement.
In the final scene, when Nawal leans on a railway signal post, we see her from afar holding its black part, with dim light on her. But in the next, close shot, we see her holding the white part of the post.
In the final scene, we notice that the lighting on Nawal's face and clothes differs in the close shots from the distant shots, and we also notice that the background has been composited onto the image in the close shots.
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