This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian one-sheet poster designed by Azem for the
1987 Samir Seif film The Tiger and the Female AKA al-nimr
wal-onsa based on story, screenplay and dialogue by Ibrahim
al-Mawgi and starring Adel Imam as Waheed. Plot summary: Waheed, a
narcotics officer, gets help from Naeema [Athar El-Hakim] and her
young son Tamer [Maher Essam] so he can infiltrate a family of drug
dealers.
Cast and crew: Samir Seif, Essam Farid, Azem, Adel Imam, Athar
El-Hakim, Anwar ismail, Ahmed Akl, Ibrahim Al Sharkawi, Youseff Daoud,
Maher Essam, Mustafa Metwalli, Sayed Sadek, Youssef Eid, Rafat Ragi,
Aida Abdel Aziz, Hanem Mohamed, Ibrahim al-Mawgi
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian one-sheet poster designed by al-Khad for
the 1994 film Three on a Chopping Block AKA thalatha ala
maedet al-dam written and directed by Medhat El Sebaie and
starring Mahmoud Yassine as Chief Prosecutor Omar Adly. Plot summary:
In Port Said at the Mediterranean end of the Suez Canal, a wealthy
businessman named No'man al-Brins [Saeed Saleh] struck a small fishing
boat while sailing his yacht with his wife Susu [Elham Shaheen],
killing the two occupants of the fishing boat. His lawyer proved his
innocence despite testimony against him by some of the local
fishermen, but Chief Prosecutor Omar, who also happened to be a drug
smuggler, was undeterrred and resolved to get No'man dead or alive.
Cast and crew: Saeed Saleh, Mohamed Bakr, Mahmoud El Khouly, Medhat
El Sebaie, Elham Shaheen, Mahmoud Yassine, Mofeed Ashour, Tarek El
Nahry, Seif Abdelrahman, Othman Abdelmonem, Sayed Sadek, Mohamed Abdou
Hashesh, Zeyad Makok, George Saad, Ramses
This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian one-sheet poster designed by Al-Khad
for the 1990 Hussein Kamal film Light of Her Eyes based on the
novel by Naguib Mahfouz, screenplay and dialogue by Wahid Hamid and
starring Adel Adham as Deibis. Plot Summary: Deibis killed his rival
Hosouma. Hosouma's widow gave birth to a daughter named Nour [Fifi
Abdou] at the very moment Deibis was killing him. Nour's mother hid
her daughter and educated her. After the death of the mother the
daughter found herself alone but still remembering her past and her
desire for revenge against Deibis. Nour married her cousin Mohsen
[Abdel Salam Mohamed], who tried to provoke bad behavior in her. This
got her put in prison for indecency. After she served her time she
got a divorce. She decided to get a job in Deibis's factory to get
revenge against him. Deibis made advances to Nour but she rebuffed
him and he fired her. Nour then became a professional dancer; Deibis
found her, offered to marry her and confessed to his crime. She told
him who she really was and after many years Deibis was arrested and
had to pay for his crime.
Cast and crew: Adel Adham, Fifi Abdou, Mahmoud El Guindi, Naguib
Mahfouz, Hussein Kamal, Abdel Salam Mohamed, Hisham Abdullah, Sayed
Sadek, Ibrahim Saleh, Wahid Hamid, Mohammed Tawfik, Aziza Rashed, Nour
Abdel Aziz, Mohamed Abu Hashish,Samira Bayoumi, Matawei Oweysi,
Ibrahim al-Hamasani
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.