Shame: A Trilogy Trailer (1974)

01 January 1974 100 mins

An anthology film that features three stories about the suffering of the people of the Syrian countryside in the time of feudalism; the first is about a poor peasant who falls victim to an agent of feudalism, the second is about a little girl, who has to get medicine for her feverish mother. As for the third story, it depicts the tools of feudalism in wresting the land from the peasants.

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Cast

Adib Qaddoura

Khaled Taja

Abdul Rahman Al Rashi

Abdel Latif Fathy

Crew

Wadie Youssef Director

Wadie Youssef Writer

International Releases Dates

Syrian Arab Republic 01 January 1974

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