Film trivia - page 1

In the final scene, we see the difference in the level of care given to each of the two children because one of them is treated as an American citizen, even though both are newborns, pointing to the major gap in care between the citizens of the two countries.

The film addresses the phenomenon of seeking asylum in the United States to escape various forms of persecution, as well as some people's falsely claiming persecution in the hope of fulfilling the dream of immigration.

Alia, Younes's fiancée, works at the German pest-control company.

It seems clear that the name Magdy Takhtoukh was inspired by the name of businessman Sabri Nakhnoukh, who was at the center of a major media storm in 2012.

The film's idea is similar to that of the American film Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, released in 1982.

Fardous Abdel-Hamid said that she had already signed the acting contract for the film with Ahmad Zaky, who had also signed his contract. But after the producer changed, the new producer decided to change the leads. She learned about it from the newspapers, and Ahmad Zaky was deeply affected by the matter.

Work began on preparing the film, with its release planned for 2022.

The film's title also appeared in the credits as "Abraha's Campaign Against the Sacred House of God".

From the first trailer, the film appears similar in concept to the American Hotel Transylvania film series, but what matters most is that it be well executed (which is what the trailer suggests).

It is clear from the film's title that it is inspired by the title of the American film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

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.

The idea of the film is very clearly taken from the Night at the Museum film series, especially the second installment, Battle of the Smithsonian, in which a group of military leaders in the museum band together to take over the world.