Film goofs - page 25

When Hanifa kisses Hamed before leaving, her hand is on his cheek, but in the next shot it is on his chest.

When Ismail asks Hamed about the chances of the operation succeeding, his arms are in front of his chest and his hands are not visible, but in the next shot both hands are visible from the front.

When Hamed sits at the table in front of Ismail, he puts a cigarette pack and a lighter on it, but two shots later only the pack is there.

After Ismail falls onto the bed, one shot shows his leg behind the front wooden part of the bed, but two shots later, when Hanifa comes to him, his leg is in front of the wood.

When Ismail lies down on the bed, one shot shows one hand on his chest and the other on his mouth, but in the next shot both hands are beside him on the bed.

When Hanifa comes to Ismail's house and sits down, one shot shows her smoking, looking serious, with her hand at her side; in the next closer shot, her hand is raised and resting on the chair arm, the cigarette smoke has disappeared from her mouth, and she is smiling broadly.

In many shots, the sound does not match the mouth movements.

During Farid Shawqi's conversation with The Counsellor at the club, when he says, “the years fly by,” the next closer shot shows sun shadows on Farid Shawqi's clothes, although they were not there in the previous shot.

When Zeinab sits beside Aisha to persuade her to let her daughter marry, the microphone's shadow can be seen moving on the wall with the camera.

In the shot where the camera moves in on Nadia in the dining room alone as she thinks about what she did to her stepmother Safiyya, the chandelier's shadow can be seen moving on the wall with the camera.

When Ahmed tells Nadia that he lived without marriage for her sake (while they are in the car), we see her looking at him, but in the next shot (from Nadia's side) she is looking forward.

In the final motorcycle-driving scene, the lighting on both Sheikh Hosni and Youssef remains constant, even though it should change because of the driving and the changing positions of the streetlights at night.