Baheyya بهية (Lobna Abdel Aziz) - (1960) Egyptian one-sheet

Baheyya (1960) - (Lobna Abdel Aziz) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Studio Adly for the 1960 Ramses Naguib film Baheyya based on a story by Hamed Abdel Aziz, screenplay and dialogue by Youssef El Sebai and starring Lobna Abdel Aziz as Beheyya. Plot summary: This film is a tale of murder, corruption and blood vengeance directed by Ramses Naguib. Baheyya and Yassine [Rushdy Abaza] had promised to marry but the death of Baheyya's father Marzouq ruined everything. The girl decided not to marry before taking revenge against her father's murderer. Yassine tried to get her to change her mind but could not do so. He went into the military service. The bey who was running things for his own benefit took control of a large part of the village with the help of Sheikh Abdul Rahim [Hussein Riad], who had a good reputation among the people. Two people close to Baheyya told her the Sheikh was the murderer of her father. Sheikh Hamza the father of Yassine was murdered, which led Yassine to seek revenge for his father. He became hostile to Beheyya thinking she was the cause of his father's death. Baheyya went to the Bey's compound to avenge her father, but it was Abdul Rahim who killed his father, took Baheyya hostage and fled. Yassine pursued him to save Baheyya and avenge his father. The police came to intervene after one of the Sheikh's victims cut out his tongue in retaliation.

Cast and crew: Ramses Naguib, Rushdy Abaza, Lobna Abdel Aziz, Abdelhalim Nasr, Hamed Abdel Aziz, Youssef El Sebai, Hussein Riad, Abdel Moneim Ibrahim, Zaki Toleimat, Ahmed Abaza, Alawihah Gamil

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Letter from an Unknown Woman رسالة من امراة مجهولة (Farid Al Atrache) - (1962) three-piece Egyptian poster

Letter from an Unknown Woman (1962) - (Farid Al Atrache) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 35" x 61" original three-piece stone litho Egyptian poster designed by Marcel for the 1962 Salah Abouseif film Letter from an Unknown Woman starring Farid Al Atrache as Ahmed Sameh. Plot summary: The musician Ahmed Sameh received a letter on the evening of his birthday. He was used to receiving flowers every birthday but this time he was reading a letter from a woman he did not know. Her name was Amal [Lobna Abdel Aziz] and she lived in front of him in his old home. She loved him without him knowing about it; she seldom saw him or had any reason to go into his home, but she knew his servant Ibrahim. However her mother had to get married and moved to another city. From time to time Amal looked at the home of her beloved who did not know her. One day he stopped his car for her, took her to his home and she became pregnant by him, but he forgot her because she was just another girl to him. He lived the life of a musician. Amal worked in an office. The owner of the office offered to marry her but he knew there was another man in her life so he left her alone. Amal met her beloved one night but he did not remember her. He avoided her son but one day the son was hurt in a collision with a bus. The doctor said the type of blood the injured boy needed was rare. Amal was obliged to send her letter to Ahmed Sami, who came to the hospital on the evening of his birthday. He gave the blood to his son and married Amal after he realized how long she had loved him. This film was directed by Salah Abouseif based on the 1922 novella of the same title by Stefan Zweig, which was also the basis for a 1948 movie with the same title starring Joan Fontaine.

Cast and crew: Farid Al Atrache, Lobna Abdel Aziz, Amina Rizk, Marie Munib, Salah Abouseif, Ezzat El Alaili, Abdel Moneim Ibrahim, Fakher Fakher, Hussein al-Sayed, Abdel Ghani Nagdi, Mary Ezzedine, Nawal Abul Foutouh, Fatthy Zaky, Wafia Khayry, El Sayed Bedeir, Aly Hassan, Stefan Zweig

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In the Name of Love باسم الحب (Lobna Abdel Aziz) - (1965) Egyptian one-sheet

In the Name of Love (1965) - (Lobna Abdel Aziz) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Fawzi and Studio Adly for the 1965 El-Sayed Ziada film In the Name of Love based on a story by Hassan Hamed, screenplay and dialogue by Fayek Ismail and starring Lobna Abdel Aziz as Laila. Plot summary: Laila went with her sick mother to live in a building owned by Abdel Ghaffar [Yehia Chahine] and his son Ahmed [Hassan Youssef]. Ahmed fell in love with Laila but the father refused to allow the relationship because he thought Laila loved him. Abdel Ghaffar accordingly proposed to Laila through her brother; the brother agreed to let her marry him because he wanted the old man's money.

Cast and crew: Lobna Abdel Aziz, Yehia Chahine, Hassan Youssef, El-Sayed Ziada, Abdelhalim Nasr, Hassan Hamed, Fayek Ismail, Nahed Samir, Rawhiyya Khaled, Madiha Kamel, Hussein Ismail, Fouad al-Alfi, Fouad Attia, Hoda Abdo, Nabil El-Hegrassy

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Love and Faith وا اسلاماه Lobna Abdel Aziz 1961 Lebanese one-sheet poster

Love and Faith (1961) - (Lobna Abdel Aziz) Lebanese one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Lebanese poster designed by Stamatis Vassiliou for the 1961 Enrico Bomba and Andrew Morton Italian/Egyptian historical epic Love and Faith AKA Sword of Islam AKA Oh Islam written by Ali Ahmad Bakathir and starring Rushdy Abaza as Baybars and Lobna Abdel Aziz as Golnar/Gihad. Plot summary: In 1257 the sultana of Egypt, a woman named Shagarat al-Durr, [Taheya Cariocca] is assassinated along with her suitors, leaving the throne of Egypt open for Mahmoud [Ahmed Mazhar] to step in just as the Mongols are about to invade.

Cast and crew: Taheya Cariocca, Rushdy Abaza, Lobna Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Mazhar, Ema Andi, Enrico Bomba, Andrew Marton, Robert Andrews, Mahmoud El-Meliguy, Imad Hamdi, Farid Shawqi, Mohammad Sabih, Naima Wasfy, Zouzou Hamdi al-Hakim, Abbas Fares, Hussein Riad, Taheyya Cariocca, Ali Ahmad Bakathir, Robert Andrews

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The Saboteurs [المخربون] (Ahmed Mazhar)

The Saboteurs [al-mokharibun] (Ahmed Mazhar) (1967) Egyptian film poster

Pictured is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Khalil and Hassan Mazhar Gasour to promote the 1967 Kamal El Sheikh film The Saboteurs [al-mokharibun] starring Lobna Abdel Aziz and Ahmed Mazhar based on a story by Ibrahim El-Bady with screenplay by Hassan Ramzy and Fathy Zaky, dialogue by Moussa Sabry and cinematography by Mahmoud Nasr. Plot summary: This film is authentic Egyptian urban noir. Engineer Adel [Ahmed Mazhar] was framed in a construction fraud case, convicted of the crime and imporisoned. Adel escaped from prison, found the ones who had framed him, turned them over to the police and got himself acquitted.

Cast and crew: Kamal El Sheikh, Lobna Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Mazhar, Omar El-Hariri, Leila Fawzi, Hassan Ramzy, Mahmoud Nasr, Ibrahim El-Bady, Fathy Zaky, Moussa Sabry, Adel Adham, Abdel Alim Khattab, Rashuan Tewfik, Hussein El-Sherbini, Wagih Eskandar, Hussein Assar, Samir Walieddine, Nabil al-Ashari, Abbas Rahmy, Lutfy Ahmed al-Sirafi

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Letter from an Unknown Woman (1962)

Letter from an Unknown Woman [resala min emraa Maghula] (1962) - (Farid Al Atrache) Egyptian film poster

Plot summary: The musician Ahmed Sami received a letter on the evening of his birthday. He was used to receiving flowers every birthday but this time he was reading a letter from a woman he did not know. Her name was Amal and she lived in front of him in his old home. She loved him without him knowing about it; she seldom saw him or had any reason to go into his home, but she knew his servant Ibrahim. However her mother had to get married and moved to another city. From time to time Amal looked at the home of her beloved who did not know her. One day he stopped his car for her, accompanied her to his home and she became pregnant by him, but he forgot her because she was just another girl to him. He lived the life of a musician. Amal worked in an office. The owner of the office offered to marry her but he knew there was another man in her life and he left her alone. Amal met her beloved one night but he did not remember her. He avoided her sonbut one day the son was hurt in an accident with a bus. The doctor said the type of blood the injured boy needed was rare. Amal was obliged to send her letter to Ahmed Sami, who came to the hospital on the evening of his birthday. He gave the blood to his son and married Amal after he learned about the length of time she had loved him. This film was directed by Salah Abouseif based on a 1922 novella by Stefan Zweig. That novella was also the basis for a 1948 movie with the same title starring Joan Fontaine.

Cast and crew: Farid Al Atrache, Lobna Abdel Aziz, Amina Rizk, Marie Munib, Salah Abouseif, Ezzat El Alaili, Abdel Moneim Ibrahim, Fakher Fakher, Hussein al-Sayed, Abdel Ghani Nagdi, Marie Ezzedine, Nawal Abul Foutouh, Fatthy Zaky, Wafia Khayry, El Sayed Bedeir, Aly Hassan, Stefan Zweig

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