Ashiaa La Tushtra Trailer (1970)

01 January 1970 95 mins

The wealthy mayor falls in love with a beautiful, flirtatious young girl, marries her in Cairo and visits her weekly. Samira lives with her father, the mayor, and falls in love with her cousin, Youssef. The wife falls in love with Mahmoud, Samira's music teacher, who visits the house regularly and spends the mayor's money on him. After the mayor falls easy prey to bankruptcy, his cheating wife leaves him, and his daughter tries to save him and uncover the truth.

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Cast

Crew

Ahmed Diaa Aldin Director

Ali Badrakhan Assistant Director

Amin Yousseff Ghurab Writer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 01 January 1970

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