Film goofs - page 59

Mahzouz and Amal are standing in the sun, but in the following close shots they are in the shade, and it switches back again when the film returns to the wide shot.

Some words do not match the mouth movements.

The movement of the lighting can be seen on Mahzouz's body as he walks.

Artist Naiema Al-Saghir's name is written in the opening credits as "Naima El-Saghira".

When Sheikh Belal asks Boules, while he is playing "Sheikh Hassan al-Attar," to go to the mosque, the water vessel is in Gerges's right hand, but in the next shot from behind the pitcher appears in his left hand.

Karim tells his friends that Maged is his maternal cousin when he comes to stay over, but in an earlier shot, when he introduces him to Maha and Dina at his house, he says he is his paternal cousin.

The name "Shaimaa Abdel Qader" is written twice in the end credits.

Tutankhamun reads his name from the will as "star, sun, key," but King Tut's hieroglyphic symbol is different.

When Alaa Al-Din rubs the lamp for the first time, we hear the sound of his hand rubbing the lamp, but the sound continues for a moment after he stops rubbing.

When Tut blows into the flute in his first appearance, in one shot he takes a breath but the flute sound continues.

When One of the Soldiers hits Khamis on the head with the rifle in The Sphinx (A)'s room, the rifle comes down beside Khamis's head, not on it.

Before the clock strikes five and the statues move, some of them make slight movements, such as one of the Africans and Beethoven (A), who swallows.