A House Without Tenderness Trailer

A House Without Tenderness Trailer (1976)

01 January 1976 Drama 82 mins

Mother Fatima controls her children. Her eldest son Essam challenges her and urges his brothers to stand up to her. Essam falls for his neighbor, Suhair, who is already married to Usta Rajab. She shares the same feelings, and they agree to marry after she gets divorced.

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