A child who loves the cinema struggles with his fanatic dad who finds everything ,including cinema, a sin, with the help of his mother who is sexually depressed.
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Cast
| Layla Olwi | ... |
Ne'mat
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| Mahmoud Hemida | ... |
Adly
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Aida Abdel Aziz | ... |
Ne'mat's mother
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Edward | ... |
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Raouf Mustafa |
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Youssef Osman | ... |
Na'eem
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Edward Pitro |
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Directed by
| Osama Fawzy | ... | (as Oussama Fawzi) |
Written by
| Hani Fawzi | ... | (screenplay) |
Produced by
| Hany Girgis | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
| Tarek El-Telmisany | ||
Editing by
| Khaled Marei | ... | (as Khaled Merhi) |
Editorial Department
| Claudiu Doaga | ... | colourist |
Art Direction by
| Salah Marei | ||
Sound Department
| Mark Kenna | ... | consultant: Dolby film sound (uncredited) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Ahmad Al Morsy | ... | first assistant camera |
Production Companies
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- El Arabia (2004) (World-wide)
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Storyline
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Set in Cairo in the 1960s. Showing the daily life of an Egyptian Christian family. Adly, the father,is a conservetive teacher who's fear of god turned him into a fanatic. His wife, ne'mat, a liberal protustant, works as a school mistress who is a depressed artist and also struggling with her frustrated sexual life with her husband. The whole story is told from the view of Na'eem, their son, a Six years old boy who adores the cinema which causes a continuous conflict with his father who considers it a sin. Written by Yousef Hesham |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Official submission of Egypt for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 77th Academy Awards in 2005. See more » |