"hrob" 02 March 1970 86 mins
Ezzat and Fathi are two prisoners who escape together, and they manage to reach a remote rural area, and they are guests of the Suniyya of Aisha alone, and Ezzat tells her what happened with him and sympathizes with him and his story.
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Farid Shawqy as عزت عبد الفتاح
Soheir El Morshedy as سنية
Yousuf Shaaban as فتحى سليمان
Mohammed Tawfik as الدكتور يوسف
Mohamed El Dafrawi as شاكر دسوقي
Mohamed Abaza as الأسطى وهدان
Zizi El-Badrawy as سعاد عبدالعزيز
Ibrahim ElShamy as مساعد مدير الأمن
Kawthar Shafik as نادية صاحبة فتحي
Ahmed Maher as اسماعيل السواق
Aawatif Ramadan as أمينة عبدالفتاح
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