This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster for the 1983 Nader Galal
film Nobody Saw and Nobody Knows AKA Wala Men Shaf wala Men Deri
based on story, screenplay and dialogue by Farouk Sabri and
starring Adel Imam as Morsy. Morsy is an elementary school history
teacher with financial problems and unfulfilled ambitions. His life
becomes much more complicated when he is drawn into the milieu of a
glamorous prostitute [Iman].
Cast and crew: Nader Galal, Adel Imam, Iman, Maali Zayed, Salah
Nazmi, Ibrahim El-Shamy, Aqila Rateb, Ali El Sherif, Ahmed Rateb,
Mahmoud Al Qalaawi, Farouk Sabry, Ghanim Behnasy
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Hassan Mazhar Gasour
to promote the 1981 118-minute Aly Badrakhan color film People at
the Top [ahl al-qimma] starring Soad Hosny based on a story by
Naguib Mahfouz with screenplay by Aly Badrakhan and Mostafa Moharram
and cinematograpy by Mohsen Nasr. Plot summary: Mohammad Fawzi [Ezzat El
Alaily] was an officer investigating the hiring of the thief Zaatar
al-Nouri [Nour El-Sherif] by Zaghloul [Omar El Hariri], the owner of
an import export company. Zaghloul used Zaatar's resources and gave
him suspicious assignments that involved the smuggling of Customs
goods. Zaatar fell in love with the employee Saham [Soad Hosny], the
daughter of Mohammad's sister. When Mohammad discovered the
relationship between his niece and Zaatar, he told her he hoped she
would drop him. When Zaatar's power increased he tried to compete
with and challenge Zaghloul. He also tried to learn the truth about
Zaghloul's relationship with Mohammad but Mohammad refused to tell
him. Zaatar set out to deceive Zaghloul and to confiscate for himself
a big shipment of smuggled import goods. Saham married Zaatar
despite Mohammad's objections. Zaghloul's attorney was caught smuggling; he
told Mohammad the truth about Zaghloul, but the results of the
investigation were not revealed in a television interview and Mohammad
was transferred to Assyout.
Cast and crew: Ezzat El Alaili, Soad Hosny, Nour El-Sherif, Naguib Mahfouz, Aly Badrakhan, Omar El-Hariri, Aida Riad, Nadia Ezzat, Hassan Hussein, Sabri Abdel Monem, Mahmoud Al Qalaawi, Mohsen Nasr, Mostafa Moharram, Nadia Rafiq, Nabil Noureddine, Salah Reshwan, Ibrahim Qadri, Helmy Abdel Wahab
Pictured is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Meftah and Fathy
al-Khodri and printed by Arabic Cinema Printers to promote the 1986
Abdel Moneim Shoukry 111-minute color film The Embrace of Fear
[ahdan al-khawf] starring Samir Sabri as Rushdy based on a story by
Ahmed El Mola, screenplay and dialogue by Mahmoud Samaha and
cinematography by Mahmoud Sabu. The film was produced by the
International Technical Production Company and distributed by Sawt
al-Hob. Plot summary: Prince [Gamil Rateb] was the leader of a
narcotics smuggling gang. He dominated them all because of their
weaknesses. To help with a shipment of narcotics he employed Wafa,
[Raghda] an airline hostess in love with one of his agents named Rushdy.
Rushdy rescued her from this job and brought about the downfall of
Prince. Then they married.
