This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Wahib Fahmy and
Mohammad Abdel Aziz for the 1973 Mohamed Basyouni 87-minute
black-and-white film The Other Man based on story, screenplay
and dialogue by Mostafa Barakat and Mohamed Basyouni and starring
Salah Zulfikar as Adel. Plot summary: The journalist Adel and his
wife Salwa [Shams El-Barudy] lived a quiet life, each looking for ways
to make the other happy. One day a plumber [Samir Sabri] came to
repair some pipes and while he was there he raped Salwa. After that
there was a rift in the relationship between Salwa and Adel. Adel was
unable to get close to his wife after the other man had raped her.
Tag line: There is something inside us that is stronger than we are; its name is honor.
Cast and crew: Mohamed Basyouni, Mostafa Barakat, Kamal
Al-Shennawi, Salah Zulfikar, Shams El-Baroudy, Zubaida Tharwat, Samir
Sabri, Imad Hamdi, Mohamed Lutfy, Ali Kheirallah
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Abdel Ghani and Wahib
Fahmy to promote the 1977 Abdel Rahman El Khamesy 92-minute
black-and-white film The Purple Rose [zahret al-banafseg]
starring Zubaida Tharwat based on a story by Ibrahim al-Mawgi with
screenplay and dialogue by Abdel Rahman El Khamesy and Ahmed El
Khamesy and cinematography by Adel Abdel Azim. Plot summary: As a
married couple Kamal [Mohamed Lutfy] and Samiha [Moshira Ismail] had
their dreams disrupted after Kamal discovered he had a critical
disease, which he concealed from everyone. One night Kamal met an
actress named Hayat [Zubaida Tharwat], who was working at a night club
to make ends meet after her husband died. She was planning to quit
the night club but its manager Rashed [Ahmad Taufiq] wanted her to
stay, so he kidnapped her daughter to get leverage. Hayat fell in
love with Kamal. Kamal decided to end his relationship with Hayat and
tell her about his illness, but he died in his train seat on the way
to see her in Alexandria and never had a chance to do it. In a
dramatic final scene, standing on the train platform waiting for his
arrival Hayat saw him through the window sitting dead in his seat, but
his body was not removed and she watched as the train continued on its
way with its dead passenger.
Cast and crew: Abdel Rahman El Khamesy, Zubaida Tharwat, Adel Imam, Mohamed Lutfy, Ahmed Taufiq, Youssef Chaban, Mohsen Sarhan, Adel Abdel Azim, Moshira Ismail, Alia Abdel Moneim
This is an Egyptian poster designed to promote the 1974 Mohamed Abdel
Aziz 106-minute color film We Must Love in the Summer [fil-seyf
lazem neheb] starring Salah Zulfikar based on a story by Mohamed
Hassan and Mohamed Salem with screenplay and dialogue by Mohamed Salem
and cinematography by Mostafa Imam. Plot summary: Dr. Nabil [Salah
Zulfikar] took four of his patients from a hospital for nervous
disorders to Alexandria believing they would be cured by mixing with
the people. One of them was Ahmed [Nour El-Sherif, who lived with
numbers and had a breakdown while working at a bank. The second was
an amateur musician named Medhat Youssef [Samir Sabri], who competed
for a prize at a song festival but failed. The third was Mohamed
Youssef the mathematician who went to the hospital because of a
personal crisis, and the fourth was Geneidy [Sameer Ghanem] the soccer
player who had failed as his team's goalee and who believed there were
conspiracies all around him. On the way to Alexandria they met a man
named Fadel Abdel Hafiz [Abdel Moneim Madbouly] and his daughters on
the al-Agami beach. Maggie [Magda El-Khatib] became friends with
Ahmed, Mohamed became friends with Zainab [Amira], Medhat became
friends with Madiha [Madiha Kamel] and Geneidy became friends with
Rawia [Lebleba]. In the midst of comedic, musical and dance scenes at
the beach and in the hotel Dr. Nabil restored his patients to health,
and they even demonstrated they were all normal when the police came
to investigate a complaint about the presence of deranged people at
the hotel. Of course they all fell in love and lived happily ever
after.
Cast and crew: Mohamed Abdel Aziz, Abdel Moneim Madbouly, Magda El-Khatib, Nour El-Sherif, Madiha Kamel, Lebleba, Samir Sabri, Sameer Ghanem, Sa'eed Saleh, Amira, Wedad Hamdy, Mohamed Lutfy, Imad Hamdi, Tewfik El Dekn, Ibrahim Saafan, Salah Zulfikar, Mohamed Hassan, Salama Hassan, Mohamed Salem, Mostafa Imam, Mohammed Latif, Osama Abbas
The Purple Rose [zahret al-banafseg] (1977) - (Zubaida Tharwat) Egyptian film poster
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Abdel Ghani and Wahib
Fahmy to promote the 1977 Abdel Rahman El Khamesy 92-minute
black-and-white film The Purple Rose [zahret al-banafseg]
starring Zubaida Tharwat based on a story by Ibrahim al-Mawgi with
screenplay and dialogue by Abdel Rahman El Khamesy and Ahmed El
Khamesy and cinematography by Adel Abdel Azim. Plot summary: As a
married couple Kamal [Mohamed Lutfy] and Samiha [Moshira Ismail] had
their dreams disrupted after Kamal discovered he had a critical
disease, which he concealed from everyone. One night Kamal met an
actress named Hayat [Zubaida Tharwat], who was working at a night club
to make ends meet after her husband died. She was planning to quit
the night club but its manager Rashed [Ahmad Taufiq] wanted her to
stay, so he kidnapped her daughter to get leverage. Hayat fell in
love with Kamal. Kamal decided to end his relationship with Hayat and
tell her about his illness, but he died in his train seat on the way
to see her in Alexandria and never had a chance to do it. In a dramatic final
scene, standing on the train platform waiting for his arrival Hayat
saw him through the window sitting dead in his seat, but his body was
not removed and she watched as the train continued on its way with its
dead passenger.
Cast and crew: Abdel Rahman El Khamesy, Zubaida Tharwat, Adel Imam, Mohamed Lutfy, Ahmed Taufiq, Youssef Chaban, Mohsen Sarhan, Adel Abdel Azim, Moshira Ismail, Alia Abdel Moneim
