Film goofs - page 83

In the argument scene between Hany and His Wife, she swears by saying "and Christ" with the first vowel pronounced as i, although the correct pronunciation is known to be "Christ", which is the pronunciation Christians use.

Ali Abdel-Zaher enters Thakanat El-Maadi metro station heading for Anwar El-Sadat station, but he is then shown waiting for the train on the platform toward Helwan.

In the National Unity Conference scene, on the banner reading "Egypt for All Egyptians," the cross looks like a plus sign + rather than the Christian cross shape †.

In the National Unity Conference scene, The Priest's turban looks different from the form used in reality.

During Ahmed's conversation with The Prostitute, when he asks why she is with them and she says, "I'm embarrassed to say," the first shot shows The Prostitute with her arms folded across her chest, but in the next shot of the same conversation her hands are down.

When Ahmed watches the group while standing on the stairs beside The Prostitute, he gives her the walkie-talkie with his left hand and then lowers his hand. In the next shot from behind, The Stout Young Man appears with them on the stairs, The Prostitute no longer has the walkie-talkie, and Ahmed is still holding his hand up with it.

When The Minister of the Interior speaks from the minaret and calls on the terrorists to surrender, the first shot has a certain setup with the flag to his right. In the third shot of the same speech, all the actors have moved to another part of the round minaret, changing the background buildings and moving the flag to his left.

In the scene where Ahmed climbs the stairs of the complex, he is shown climbing to the eighth floor, with 8 written on the wall, and A Veiled Woman Coming Down is there. On the next floor, the same number 8 appears again, and The Same Veiled Woman appears too.

In the office scene between The Policeman and Al-Lewaa, the clock shows 11:28, but seconds later, two shots afterward in the same conversation, seven minutes have passed and it shows 11:35.

Before The Angry Bus Passenger gets off the bus while shouting, an old man in a blue turban is shown sitting down; in the next rear shot he is standing, then in the third shot he is sitting again.

When Ahmed tells the group with him to ask for what they want and they refuse, The Salafi Official appears, but in the next shot he disappears from the scene when the angle changes, despite the rest of the group remaining in their places.

The artist Helly Muhammad's name is written incorrectly in the credits as "Hallali Ahmed".