19 April 1976 Drama, Crime 110 mins
A gang steals a diamond bag from another gang and tries to smuggle the diamonds out by putting it on a dress. They search for a girl to trick into wearing the dress and traveling with it without her knowledge.
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Niazi Mostafa Director
Galal Mostafa Editor
ali kheirallah Cinematography
farid adam Producer
Muhammad Uthman Writer
Egypt 19 April 1976
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