Pictured is a 38.5" x 53" two-piece Lebanese poster for the 1973
film Memory of a Night of Love written and directed by Seif
Eddine Shawkat and starring Nelly as Layla. Plot summary: Anwar
[Salah Zulfikar] is living happily with his wife Layla until he runs
into his ex-girlfriend Camilia, [Nabila Ebeid] who is working as a
dancer. She collapses and dies during a visit to his home; Anwar
becomes a murder suspect.
Cast and crew: Seif Eddine Shawkat, Hassan Mazhar Gasour, Nelly,
Salah Zulfikar, Nabila Ebeid, Ziad Mowali, Rafiq Sabi'i, Mariam Fakhr
Eddine, Hala Shawkat, Khaled Taja, Nadia Arslan, Ahmed Abu Saeda, Mona
Wassef
Pictured is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Hassan Mazhar
Gasour to promote the 1976 109-minute Hassan Al Imam color
film The Nightingale Has Lips [al-kerwan luh shafayef] starring Soheir
Ramzy based on a story by Roget Lahont, screenplay and dialogue by
Hassan Al Imam and cinematography by Wahid Farid. Plot summary:
Hussein [Samir Sabri] and Qasem [Youssef Chaban] worked with Kerwan,
[Soheir Ramzy] the female star of a dance troupe. The troupe fell
heavily into debt and there was a breakup. Afterwards there was a
false murder accusation and an incident of marital infidelity,
followed by a resumption of what had gone before.
Cast and crew: Hassan Al Imam, Roget Lahont, Imad Hamdi, Soheir
Ramzy, Nabila Ebeid, Naima Al Soghayar, Youssef Chaban, Abu Bakr
Ezzat, Hayat Kandeel, Samir Sabri, Enaam Salousa, Wahid Farid, Robab,
Farouq Naguib, Walid Tewfiq, Enaam Salousa
This is a 25" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Nagy Shaker for the
1999 Youssef Chahine film The Other written by Youssef Chahine
and Khaled Youssef and starring Hanan Turk as Hanane. Plot summary:
Adam [Hani Salama] is a student from a wealthy family who returns to
Cairo from New York for a break from his studies and a visit. During
his Cairo break Adam falls in love with Hanane, a journalist of modest
means who is conducting a campaign against the wealthy Egyptian elite
as they plunder the country. Adam's parents, who are themselves part
of the corrupt Egyptian upper class, and especially his mother
Margaret, [Nabila Ebeid] are opposed to the relationship between Adam
and Hanane.
Cast and crew: Youssef Chahine, Khaled Youssef, Nabila Ebeid,
Mahmoud Hemida, Hanan Turk, Hani Salama, Lebleba, Hassan Abdel Hamid,
Ezzat Abou Aouf, Ahmed Fouad Seli, Amr Saad, Ahmed Wafik, Edward Said,
Hamdine Sabahi, Tamer Samir
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Morteda Anise for the
1992 Ahmed Yehia film Samara the Prince based on a story by
Naguib Mahfouz and starring Nabila Ebeid as Shalabia/Samara. Plot
Summary: Shalabia, a beautiful country girl, moved from her village to
work as a maid in a pasha's palace in Alexandria. However she fell in
love with the pasha's opportunist driver Ali [Mahmoud Hemida] and made
the other maids jealous. One of them told the pasha about their
relationship so he would fire them both. He took advantage of the
opportunity to exploit his lover Shalabia in the acquisition of much
wealth for his illegitimate purposes. He swept her out with the trash
after using her as a dancer at the Al-Faramawy Nightclub and promising
to marry her while he was improving his financial situation. Shalabia
learned the art of dancing and changed her name to Samara the Prince
to increase her fame among the wealthy people who frequented the
nightclub. Her fans who showered her with wealth multiplied. They
included Marwan Amin the nationalist journalist, Mr. Faw the English
stockbroker and Mehdi Pasha, a prominent politician. When Samara the
Prince met the tax agent Omar Abdel Awi she found in him a life
partner and married him hoping to begin an honorable life without
depravity. She tried to quit the night life but her first lover Ali
refused to allow this because he wanted to keep stealing her money.
Ali decided she had to return to her work as a dancer. Her husband
Omar negotiated for a divorce in return for a sum of money but when
Ali failed to win the argument with Omar he killed him to punish
Samara.
Cast and crew: Naguib Mahfouz, Ahmed Yehia, Wahid Seif, Youseff
Daoud, Abdel Salam Mohamed, Mariam Fakhr Eddine, Hamdy Ghayth, Nabila
Ebeid, Mahmoud Hemida, Ramses Marzouk, Mostafa Moharram, Mohammad
Tawfik, Sanaa Shafei, Ahmad Mostafa, Umran Bahar, Howeida Omran, Ahmed
Abu Abih, Osman Al-Hamamsi
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Ahmed Fouad for the
1981 Ashraf Fahmy film The Devil Preaches based on a story by
Naguib Mahfouz and starring Farid Shawqi as Al-Dinari. Plot summary:
The dominant district thug Al-Dinari hired laundry worker Shata
al-Hagari [Nour El-Sherif] to conduct surveillance on his fiancee
Wedad [Nabila Ebeid]. Shata did not like this job but he liked Wedad
and they decided to marry. After they were married Shata and Wedad
lived under the protection of Al-Shebli, [Adel Adham] the dominant
thug in the Al-Atouf district, who was hostile to Al-Dinari.
Al-Shebli wanted Wedad and he raped her in front of Shata. He said
his primary motivation for doing this was to get revenge against
Al-Dinari. Shata returned with Wedad to his family, who knew what had
happened to him. He asked Al-Dinari to set a time for him to meet
Al-Shebli in a fight. Shata had advised staying away from his wife
because she was about to have a baby but Al-Shebli had refused. Shata
resolved to take revenge; when the fight took place Shata killed
Al-Shebli, but he was then killed almost immediately by one of
Al-Shebli's henchmen. Wedad had her baby the same day and decided to
move to another place with her son. Al-Dinari was sad about what had
happened despite the district celebration of his victory over his
enemy.
Cast and crew: Farid Shawqi, Nour El-Sherif, Nabila Ebeid, Adel
Adham, Naguib Mahfouz, Ashraf Fahmy, Karima Mokhtar, Hafez Amin,
Tewfik El Dekn, Farouk Fathalla, Said Sheimy, Said Al-Shiemy, Ahmed
Saleh
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster by an unknown artist for the
1963 Niazi Mostafa film Rabea al-Adawiyah based on a story by
Saneya Qoraa and starring Nabila Ebeid as Rabea al-Adawiyah. Plot
summary: This film depicts the life of Rabea al-Adawiyah, an 8th
century female Sufi poet and saint living in Basra in what is now
Iraq. This was Nabila Ebeid's first film performance. The film covers
her life as a Sufi recluse after she moved to Basra and developed a
relationship with Essam Eddine [Imad Hamdi]. She then met the Sufi
Sauban, who led her to the right path.
Cast and crew: Niazi Mostafa, Nabila Ebeid, Om Kolsum, Farid
Shawqi, Imad Hamdi, Hussein Riad, Nabilah, Ibrahim Emara, Abdel Ghani
Kamar, Sherifa Maher, Salwa Mahmoudd, Zouzou Nabil, Mustafa Abdel
Fatah, Saneya Qoraa, Ibrahim Adel, Samia Rushdy, Abdullah Gheith,
Hassan Hamed, Nazim Shaarawy
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Moaty for the 1980
Ashraf Fahmy film The Homeless based on a story by Naguib
Mahfouz, screenplay by Ahmed Saleh and starring Naglaa Fathy as Laila.
Laila was a successful attorney married to a wealthy contractor named
Fathy [Mahmoud Yassine]. They were entirely different culturally. He
was ignorant whereas she was a hard worker in a high social position.
She was constrained in her life with him and withdrew from him after
failing to improve his social worth. Fathy took up with a woman with
a bad reputation named Sausan [Nabila Ebeid]. Laila learned about his
relationship with her and asked him for a divorce, which she got.
Laila defended a woman in a case similar to the one in her own life.
The person she was defending killed her husband after discovering he
had been unfaithful to her, even though he had lifted her out of
poverty and married her, and this is what had happened to Laila.
During a visit to Sausan Fathy suddenly had a severe heart attack.
Sausan contacted Laila to tell her about his illness. Laila felt
regret about the way she had treated him and asked him to forgive her,
but he died in Sausan's home as a result of the heart attack.
Cast and crew: Ashraf Fahmy, Naglaa Fathy, Mikhtar Al Sayed,
Mahmoud Yassine, Naguib Mahfouz, Nabila Ebeid, Salah Nazmi, Essam
Farid, Imane, Aly El Cherif, Nawal Fahmy, Hassan Hussein, Ahmad Khamees,
Aleya Abdel Moneim, Salah Nazmi, Badr Nofal, Qadreya Qadry, Enaam
Salousa, Ahmed Saleh
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by al-Khad and Morteda
Anise for the 1978 Ashraf Fahmy film The Other Woman based on
story, screenplay and dialogue by Hassan Ramzy and Ahmed Abdel Wahab
and starring Mervat Amin as Hoda. Plot summary: After Mahmoud [Nour
El-Sherif] got his doctorate in America he was struck by the poverty
in which his family was living; he decided to open a special office
for his niece Hoda, a girl who secretly loved him. He met Soad,
[Nabila Ebeid] the daughter of a businessman named Mokhtar [Imad
Hamdi]. Mokhtar encouraged him and arranged a match between him and
Soad. Mahmoud wanted to be wealthy but his marriage became unstable
after he became bored with his wife. Hoda discovered there was a
relationship between Soad and Adel [Magdy Wahba] and tried to separate
them. Mahmoud found Hoda had stolen the details of an auction to a
competitor's clients and confronted her with it. Mokhtar got involved
after Hoda confirmed the relationship between Soad and Adel.
Cast and crew: Ashraf Fahmy, Hassan Ramzy, Ahmed Abdel Wahab, Magdy
Wahba, Leila Gamal, Imad Hamdi, Aqila Ratib, Rashuan Tewfik, Mervat
Amin, Nour El-Sherif, Nabila Ebeid, Medhat Ghali, Badria Abd El Gawad,
Mohamed Abu Hashish, Farouk Fathalla, Kamal Korayem
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Wahib Fahmy to promote
the 1978 Ashraf Fahmy 110-minute black-and-white film Journey
inside the Woman [rahlet dakhel emra'a] starring Nadia Lutfi based
on a story with dialogue by Moussa Sabry, screenplay by Rafiq
As-Sabban and cinematography by Wahid Farid. Plot Summary: Kamal was
willing to set aside his principles for the sake of his greed and his
ambition to get into high positions. His wife Amal was left to
languish in boredom because her husband was too busy for her. She had
no problem letting her innocent friendship with Mahmoud develop into a
love affair, but she didn't rush into it because she wanted to hang on
to her social position as a wife, so she asked Mahmoud to keep his
distance. Mahmoud's fortunes improved and he acquired a lot of money
and property, so he quit his studies and research, but Amal no longer
knew him as the person he used to be, and their relationship changed.
She was not close to her husband either but she carried on with her
life and stuck to her principles.
Cast and crew: Ashraf Fahmy, Nabila Ebeid, Tewfk El Dekn, Mahmoud
Rashad, Hussein El Sherbni, Nour El-Sherif, Shukry Sarhan, Nadia
Lutfi, Moussa Sabry, Wahid Farid, Malek El Gamal, Rafiq As-Sabban,
Nadia Arsalan, Wedad Hamdy, Aida Abdel Aziz, Nahed Samir, Omar Nagy,
Ashraf Al-Salahdar, Farouk Felouks, Nadia Shukry
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Moaty and Nabil for
the 1971 Mohamed Abdel Aziz, Ashraf Fahmy and Madkour Sabet
film Forbidden Pictures [suwwar mamnu'a] starring Magda
El-Khatib as Hanna. The film tells three stories. The first story
is Forbidden [mamnu'] directed by Mohamed Abdel Aziz and
starring Magda El-Khatib as Hanna. Plot summary: A young man [Nour
El-Sherif] worked as a waiter in a restaurant with aspirations to
marry into a higher social class so he would be able to invite his
friends to dinner at that restaurant. The second story is Used to
Be [kan] directed by Ashraf Fahmy and starring Nabila Ebeid, Hamdy
Ahmed, El Sayed Radi, and Ali al-Sherif. Hasuna [Hamdy Ahmed], a
carpenter in a poor neighborhood, longs to meet Sania [Nabila Ebeid],
a film actress from his area who is making a film on his street.
Naguib Mahfouz wrote the third story, titled Sura [photo]
directed by Madkour Sabet, cinematography by Hassan Abdel Fattah and
starring Mahmoud El-Meliguy, Mahmoud Yassine, Wahid Ezzat, Fatheia
Shahin and Mohi Ismail. Plot summary for sura: The police were
looking for the body of a woman at the foot of the pyramids. Her
picture was published in a newspaper. A number of people thought the
woman in the photo looked familiar. A mother thought she was her
daughter who had left her village to work in Cairo; one gentleman
thought she was the maid he used to flirt with. For a director she
was the mistress who had attacked him and fled. She was a different
woman with a different name in each home and for each man. The
investigator tried in vain to find the truth.
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Hassan Mazhar Gasour
to promote the 1966 Atef Salem 103-minute color film The Wife from
Paris [zawga min baris] starring Nabila Ebeid based on story and
dialogue by Amina El Sawy, screenplay by Abdel Hay Adib with
cinematography by Klelio. Plot summary: Engineer Nagy [Rushdy Abaza]
came from the Paris Oasis to the south of the Western Sahara to work
and live for a period of time. There he met Dr. Wagih [Salah
Zulfikar] who had asked to be transferred to this remote place to live
far from the city after being hurt by his unfaithful wife. He hated
everything female, even hens. Wagih met a social overseer named Samia
[Nabila Ebeid] who had also come from the Paris Oasis
to work at the elementary school. However he was afraid of her and
avoided talking to her. At the school where Samia worked the director
Daoud [Fouad El-Mohandes] was taking steps to retire; he married one
of the girls at the oasis, never to return. Wagih began to feel that
this Samia differed greatly from his unfaithful wife, thanks to the
influence of his friend. Engineer Nagy married Samia.
Cast and crew: Nabila Ebeid, Rushdy Abaza, Salah Zulfikar, Atef Salem, Amin El-Heneidy, Fouad El-Mohandes, Ahmed El Haddad, Abdel Moneim Ibrahim, Klelio, Amina Al Sawy, Abdel Hay Adib, Karima Al-Sherif, Abdel Ghani Al-Nagdi, Adly Kasseb, Hussein Ismail, Hassan Atela
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Wahib Fahmy to promote
the 1982 124-minute Hisham Abu El-Nasr color film The Mawardy
Cafe ['ahwet al-mawardy] starring Farid Shawqi based on a story by
Ahmed Galal with screenplay and dialogue by Mohsen Zayed and
cinematography by Abdel Moneim Bahnassy. Plot summary: Hassanein Abu
Sena [Youssef Chaban] got out of prison after killing one of the
residents of his building. Fear overtook the people in his
neighborhood because of his domination. Abu Sena persuaded some of
the people to leave their apartments in his building in exchange for
money and he converted those units into commercial shops and
import-export offices. Abu Sena convinced Ghabasha [Hassan Hosny] to
rent a furnished apartment to a wealthy Arab named Redwan. A
journalist named Ahmad [Farouk Al-Fichawi] recorded the changes that
had been happening in the neighborhood but his editor refused to
publish his articles. Safrut [Abdel Salam Mohamed] liked Farawla
[Nabila Ebeid] but she rejected him. He therefore quit his job
working in the coffee house owned by her father al-Mawardy [Farid
Shawqi] and left the neighborhood. Al-Mawardy married his mistress
Ragaa after having problems with Abu Sena. Ghabasha pressured his
niece Warda [Maha Osman] to marry Redwan, but on the wedding day she
fled to Alexandria. She also liked her neighbor the student Mamdouh
[Farid Mahmoud], but he had no feelings for her. Safrut returned to
the neighborhood after becoming wealthy. Abu Sena and Safrut made an
agreement with Ghabasha to kill Ahmad on the night of his marriage to
Farawla. Al-Mawardy divored his wife Ragaa. Ahmad's friend Shabaan
[Mamdouh Abd El Aleem] collected his articles about the neighborhood
and published them in a book of memories. When Mamdouh read what
Ahmed had written about him he recognized his mistake and went back to
Warda in Alexandria. The two of them married in a celebration in the
neighborhood. Abu Sena died at the hands of unknown murderers.
Cast and crew: Hisham Abu El-Nasr, Farid Shawqi, Nabila Ebeid, Mohsen Zayed, Ahmed Galal, Mamdouh Abd El Aleem, Alim Abdel Monem, Alia Abdel Monem, Farouk Al-Fichawi, Hafez Amin, Youssef Chaban, Naima El Soghayar, Hassan Hosny, Abdel Salam Mohamed, Ibrahim Nasr, Maha Osman, Nadia Zaghloul, Abdel Moneim Bahnassy, Mahmoud Amer, Qadria Kamel, Nader Fathollah, Farid Mahmoud
Shown here is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Abdel Rahman to
promote the 1965 112-minute Atef Salem color film The Mamelukes [al-mamalik]
starring Omar Sharif based on a story by Nairuz Abdel Malek with
screenplay by Abdel Hay Adib, dialogue by Mohammad Mostafa Samy and
cinematography by Abdu Nasr. Prince Sharkas was a tyrant and he only
had a few ministers. Ja'far, who had a secret desire to overthrow
him, was the only one who opposed him. Sharkas gave his follower Aibek
the job of taking a collection from the farmers. Aibek and his men
attacked the neighborhoods and killed the father of Qamar and the
mother of Ahmad, who had been engaged to marry in a few days. Ahmad
decided to take revenge against the prince's men at any price.
Cast and crew: Nabila Ebeid, Nairuz Abdel Malek, Imad Hamdi, Hussein Riad, Amina Rizk, Salah Nazmi, Salah Gahine, Ahmed El Haddad, Nahed Sabri, Omar Sharif, Atef Salem, Abdel Hay Adib, Abdu Nasr, Mohammad Mostafa Samy, Fakher Fakher, Mohammad Al-Sab'a, Mohammad Sabih, Said Khalil, Samia Rushdy, Hussein Ismail, Abdel Nabi Mohammad, Ibrahim Heshmat
Journey inside the Woman [rahlet dakhel emra'a[ (1978) - (Nadia Lutfi) Egyptian film poster
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Wahib Fahmy to promote
the 1978 Ashraf Fahmy 110-minute black-and-white film Journey
inside the Woman [rahlet dakhel emra'a] starring Nadia Lutfi based
on a story with dialogue by Moussa Sabry, screenplay by Rafiq
As-Sabban and cinematography by Wahid Farid. Plot Summary: Kamal was
willing to set aside his principles for the sake of his greed and his
ambition to get into high positions. His wife Amal was left to
languish in boredom because her husband was too busy for her. She had
no problem letting her innocent friendship with Mahmoud develop into a
love affair, but she didn't rush into it because she wanted to hang on
to her social position as a wife, so she asked Mahmoud to keep his
distance. Mahmoud's fortunes improved and he acquired a lot of money
and property, so he quit his studies and research, but Amal no longer
knew him as the person he used to be, and their relationship changed.
She was not close to her husband either but she carried on with her
life and stuck to her principles.
Cast and crew: Ashraf Fahmy, Nabila Ebeid, Tewfk El Dekn, Mahmoud Rashad, Hussein El Sherbni, Nour El-Sherif, Shukry Sarhan, Nadia Lutfi, Moussa Sabry, Wahid Farid, Malek El Gamal, Rafiq As-Sabban, Nadia Arsalan, Wedad Hamdy, Aida Abdel Aziz, Nahed Samir, Omar Nagy, Ashraf Al-Salahdar, Farouk Felouks, Nadia Shukry
Pictured here is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Khad to
promote the 1986 115-minute Ahmed Yehia color film Apartment Owner
Suicide [entehar saheb al-sha'ah] Starring Nabila Ebeid based on a
story by Ihsan Abd al-Qudus with screenplay and dialogue by Mostafa
Moharram and cinematography by Abdel Moneim Bahnassy. Plot summary:
Farida lived with her husband Hamdi in Hamdi's family apartment; they
both worked at the same company. His mother was always trying to turn
him against her, and she finally separated from him. The company
director Abdel Aziz liked her. After she became fed up with her
mother-in-law's behavior she went to live with her coworker Mervat.
Hamdi divorced her and then Farida married Abdel Aziz. He had a
luxury apartment but he was also a drunk who liked to play with the
maids while his wife was was sleeping. She found about it and left
him, then went back to him. She exploited his weakness until she
became the owner of the apartment and caused his death when he fell
off the balcony while flirting with her; upon investigation this was
found to be a suicide. She went back to her first husband Hamdi and
gave him the apartment becuase she was afraid of Abdel Aziz's heirs.
Then Hamdi's family took over the apartment. At first they merely
lived there with her but they ended up driving her out.
Cast and crew: Nabila Ebeid, Kamal Al-Shennawi, Hatem Zulfikar, Taheya Cariocca, Ihsan Abd al-Qudus, Ahmed Yehia, Abdel Moneim Bahnassy, Mimi Gamal, Amal Ibrahim, Wael Nour, Liza, Samia Mohsen, Hosny Abdel Galil, Hayam Abdel Latif
The Drowned Woman [al-gharqana] Egyptian film poster
This is a 26.75" x 38.75" Egyptian poster designed by Morteda to
promote the 92-minute Mohamed Khan color film The Drowned Woman
[al-gharqana] starring Nabila Ebeid as Warda based on screenplay and
dialogue by Mostafa Moharram and a story by Hassan Shah, with
cinematography by Mohsen Nasr. Plot summary: In a village on the
southern coast of the Sinai the pretty Bedouin woman Wafa was in
heartbreak and pain because she had become a widow to three husbands.
People were accusing her of being bad luck for men! Warda went to see
the village sorcerer, a swindler and a quack, to ask him how to break
the spell. He persuaded her to marry him and told her this would
purge the curse. She agreed to the marriage and gave birth to a
deformed midget, whom the father named Mabruk. The father attributed
miracles to him and accumulated much wealth by using simple devices to
promote superstition and quackery. Warda started supprting herself as
a dancer in a tourist village. Then Mabruk drowned while playing in
the sea in his parents' absence; the local women told the sorcerer his
wife had caused it, so he drowned her too. The sorcerer then went
back to swindling the villagers with the help of a local assistant,
who claimed Mabruk's soul had dissolved into the body of his father!
Cast and crew: Mohamed Khan, Mostafa Moharram, Nabila Ebeid, Mahmoud Hemida, Ahmad Tawfiq, Hassan Shah, Mostafa Moharram, Mohsen Nasr, Nahla Salama, Hamdi Al Wazir, Abir Al-Saghir, Ayman Ahmad, Ali Hassanein, Mohamed Sabri, Ahlam Khaled, Nahla Salama
Pictured is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Abdel Rahman to
promote the 1970 Abdel Hamid Al-Shazly 90-minute black-and-white
film Dreadful Hours [al-saat al-rahiba] starring Nabila Ebeid
based on a story by Nabil Nawar and screenplay and dialogue by Yayha
Tadros with cinematography by Gamal El-Tabei. The film was produced
and distributed by Gamal El-Tabei Films. Plot smmmary: Ramzy was a
young man who worked at his corporate job seriously and with
discipline. He lived in a humble apartment with his sister Sanaa, a
good and simple girl. Shawkat Bey tried to push Ramzy into a projects
office to facilitate his embezzlement activity. He issued an order
appointing Ramzy director of an office so he could collaborate with
him. He also introduced him to an abnormal girl so she could catch
him in her traps. Ramzy proposed to her and discovered the extent of
her demands and dreams about such things as villas and automobiles.
She tried to push him into accepting bribes and Shawkat Bey tried to
get rid of him by catching him on an accusation of accepting a bribe so he
could have him thrown into prison. Ramzy endured the prison sentence;
when he was released he found his sister had committed suicide after
one of his friends had assaulted her. Then he sought revenge against
the manager who had gotten him thrown in prison and the friend who had
killed his sister.
Cast and crew: Nabila Ebeid, Ahmed Ramzy, Youssef Chaban, Shams El-Barudy, Nawal Abul Foutouh, Abdel Khalek Saleh, Abdel Hamid Al-Shazly, Gamal El-Tabei, Haleh Al-Shawareby, Mahmoud Sobhy, Rafat El-Tabei, Salah Dessouky, Amin Antar
