First Glance Trailer (1946)

01 January 1946 116 mins

A couple has a disagreement, after which the husband leaves his wife and daughter (Siham) in Lebanon and travels abroad. They get to know the boxer (Ezzat), Siham falls in love with him and he loves her back, but the mother falls in love with him too and tries to separate them by forcing (Siham) to marry a wealthy man, and she succeeds in doing so, but (Siham) refuses the marriage and travels to her father, and tries to convince him to return. (Ezzat)'s level deteriorates after his separation from (Siham) and he suffers defeats. At the same time, he awaits an important match that may change his life.

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Cast

Sabah as Seham

Zouzou Mady as Souad Hanem

Fouad ElRashidi as Fahmy Bey Al-Anfoushi

Hassan Fayek as Hassan Qarshuli

Ferdoos Mohamed as Umm Warda

Salha Kasin as Hosnia Hanem

Ali Reda as Dancer

Crew

Niazi Mostafa Director

Abu Seoud El-Ibiary Writer

Niazi Mostafa Scenario Writer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 01 January 1946

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