You killed my father Trailer (1970)

16 November 1970 Drama, Comedy, Crime 106 mins

Nabila returns to Egypt after a long period of living abroad in search of her father's killer. She meets Mazloum, who asks him to help her catch the culprit. The two are exposed to many pranks, especially after meeting the real culprits. Every time they reach the truth, another murder occurs, and Nabila and Mazloum continue searching for her father's killer.

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Cast

Fouad ElMohandes as مظلوم

Shwikar as نبيلة

Salah Nazmi as مصطفى

Salama Elias as سليم / كوكي

Mohamed Reda as عبد الجبار

Mimi Chakib as بديعة يفتح الله

Wedad Hamdy as نعناعة الأسير

Crew

Kamal Karim Director of Photography

Niazi Mostafa Director

Bahgat Kamar Writer

Abdel Hai Adib Scenario Writer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 16 November 1970

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