Film trivia - page 26
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Adham Bek's car number: 1423 - private, Cairo.
Ashraf was sentenced to 15 years in prison as part of the post-1967 defeat verdicts.
In the first half of the film, Samia listens to the radio, which features a report about the army's achievements in the war against Israel; by the end, it becomes clear that this was false news following the 1967 defeat.
Ashraf's wife's name is "Awatef"; she appears in one shot when he is sentenced to prison.
"Al-Nasr Company for Special Supplies" is located next to the "Scientific Professions Syndicate".
Samia works at "Al-Nasr Company for Special Supplies".
The name of Samia's deceased husband: the martyr Major Hussein Abu El-Azm, from the Thunderbolt Forces.
The film's first scene takes place in Yemen in 1966.
From Al-Mol7Ed (الملحد)
The film was banned from television broadcast.
One of the film's printed ads read: "A true story whose steps were drawn by mocking fate".
The artist Laila Elwi said the film stayed in theaters for a year.
