Teer Enta
118 minutes
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Type:
Color
Duration:
118 minutes
Production year:
2009
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Trivia (14)
The fish the grandfather gave to Bahig is named "Hanafi.".
Bahig works as a veterinarian at "Al Nahda Animal Hospital.".
During Misho's TV ad, the landline contact number shown is incorrect (02222222), because 02 is the Cairo governorate code, so the number following this code should consist of 7 digits (or 8 at the beginning of the third millennium), not 6.
The mobile contact number in Misho's ad is 2307.
The artist whose concert Misho invites the garbage collector to is "Strauss the Ginger.".
Misho works as a stretching trainer; he is also an underwear model and has a diploma in "Calvin Klein and Speedo.".
The film satirizes the hired-audience phenomenon that was common in many television programs at the time the film was produced.
As in other Ahmad Mekky films, the film also satirizes television programs that host celebrities to ask them repetitive, superficial questions with no value from an educated viewer's perspective, such as: "سومة الفنان، يقول إيه لسومة الإنسان"?
Souma Al-Asheq's latest film is titled "بتخونني.. بتخونني يا عمو حسام!!".
The program hosting Soma is called "Star of the Stars.".
The film satirizes the famous verbal clash between player Mido and Hassan Shehata during Egypt's match against Senegal in the 2006 Africa Cup of Nations.
When Bahig, in the character of the Gulf young man, asks the seller, "What's your Visa policy here?", The Seller looks angry; this may continue their scene together in H Dabour, in which Dabbour asked the "taxi driver" whether he "takes Visa.".
The Indian character's scene draws some elements, such as the music and fights, from two Indian films with the same title, released in 1985 and 1998: Mard.
Goofs (8)
In the credits, the name of the film from which this film's idea was taken (Bedazzled) is misspelled as (Bedazzeled).
In the shot of the family preparing to leave Kuwait with the child Bahig, we see a cardboard box on the roof of the car with "MX - 900 El-Araby blender" written on it. It is a modern blender model sold in markets at the time the film was produced (2009). Moreover, it is not logical for an Egyptian to buy goods made by an Egyptian company abroad in order to bring them back to Egypt.
In the shot of The Grandfather receiving Young Bahig at the police station after the car accident, we find folders in the background with the number 2003 written on them, suggesting that they contain files for the year 2003, even though the previous shot shows the place and time as "Kuwait City, 1985.".
When Bahig, in the guise of The Gulf Youth, goes to Layla the Perfume Clerk, we find that when she shows him the varieties in a close-up shot, he is holding a cigarette with only a small part left. In the following wider shots, the remaining part of the cigarette is larger than in the first shot, although the opposite would be normal.
In the shot where Misho's advertisement appears on the television screen, we see His Friend looking at the screen and then suddenly becoming alert before the advertisement starts showing, not after it.
In the North Coast party shot, we see the bar with some "Stella" beer cans displayed on top of it, even though beer is known to be served only cold.
In the North Coast party shot, when Laila refuses to kiss The Young Man, she then objects to Misho being surprised by this behavior, saying, "What? Would you accept that happening to your sister?" Even though it is clear that Laila belongs to a highly liberal social class, and regardless of whether one accepts this behavior, such a degree of disapproval is not expected.
When The Elder returns home, we find him carrying the pistol in his right hand, then in the next shot, when he slaps His Wife, his hand appears empty.
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Posters (5)
Characters (17)
Dabbour
(Ahmad Mekky)
Hassan Shehata
(Ahmad Mekky)
Semeida
(Loutfy Labib)
Usama Mounir
(Loutfy Labib)
Gabalawy
(Hesham Ismail)
Tamer
(Hesham Ismail)
Dr. Youssef
(Muhammad Sallam)
Wahdan
(Muhammad Sallam)
Mizo
(Muhammad Sallam)
