08 February 1936 Animated, Comedy 20 mins
Meshmesh Effendi (1936) The first animated film made in Egypt is about the character Meshmesh Effendi, who loves music, works in one of the clubs, and loves Bahia, the beautiful dancer who works with him in the same club.
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Egypt 08 February 1936
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