This is a 24.25" by 35.75" Egyptian poster designed by Studio Adly for
the 1952 Ibrahim Helmi film Ten from the Country AKA ashara
baladi based on a story by Gamal Hamdi and starring Mohammad Amin
as himself. Plot summary: This is a farce where a rich man named
Abdel Fatah [Abdel Fatah Al Kasri] falls in love with Hoda, [Hoda
Shamseddine] one of the dancers at his cabaret. One day two men
[Mohammad Amin and Ismail Yasseen] offer to sell him love insurance,
but Mohammad Amin has an ulterior motive.
Cast and crew: Ibrahim Helmi, Zeinat Sedki, Mohammad Amin, Ismail
Yasseen, Klelio, Gamal Hamdi, Hoda Shamseddine, Abdel Fatah Al Kasri,
Mohamed El-Tabei, Fatheya Fouad, Mimi Aziz
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Mohammed Abdel Aziz
and Hassan Mazhar Gasour to promote the 1967 Fatin Abdel Wahab
film When We Love [endma naheb] starring Nadia Lutfi and Rushdy
Abaza based on a story by Mohamed El-Tabei with screenplay and
dialogue by Hussein El-Mohandess and cinematography by Wadid Serri.
Plot summary: Ahmed [Rushdy Abaza] is a swimming champion who has the
attention of most of the beautiful women around him, but his choice
among them is Madiha [Nadia Lutfi], whom he plans to marry. Ahmed has
a heart attack and his physician advises him marriage will be
difficult and that he should avoid swimming. Ahmed tries to keep his
love away to avoid marrying her, but he cannot stand to see her in
pain, so he hides the truth from her; he pretends to be in a
relationship with another woman named Layla [Soheir El-Bably] to
discourage Madiha; Layla takes the relationship seriously and Madiha
is not deterred. When he goes back to swimming he forgets what the
doctor said and prepares for a championship race. At this point he
tells Madiha the truth about his illness. This shocks her and she
tries to keep him from doing the race. He insists and ends up
winning. However his weak heart stops as he is receiving his prize
and he dies with his trophy in his arms, leaving Madiha and Layla
shocked and brokenhearted.
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Mohammed Abdel Aziz
and Hassan Mazhar Gasour to promote the 1967 Fatin Abdel Wahab
film When We Love [endma naheb] starring Nadia Lutfi and Rushdy
Abaza based on a story by Mohamed El-Tabei with screenplay and
dialogue by Hussein El-Mohandess and cinematography by Wadid Serri.
Plot summary: Ahmed [Rushdy Abaza] is a swimming champion who has the
attention of most of the beautiful women around him, but his choice
among them is Madiha [Nadia Lutfi], whom he plans to marry. Ahmed has
a heart attack and his physician advises him marrigae will be
difficult and that he should avoid swimming. Ahmed tries to keep his
love away to avoid marrying her, but he cannot stand to see her in
pain, so he hides the truth from her; he pretends to be in a
relationship with another woman named Layla [Soheir El-Bably] to
discourage Madiha, but Layla takes the relationship seriously and
Madiha is not deterrred. When he goes back to swimming he forgets
about what the doctor said and prepares for a championship race. At
this point he tells Madiha the truth about his illness. This shocks
her and she tries to keep him from doing the race. He insists and
ends up winning. However his weak heart stops as he is receiving his
prize and he dies with his trophy in his arms, leaving Madiha and
Layla shocked and brokenhearted.
