Al-Qadeya Al-Mashhora Trailer

Al-Qadeya Al-Mashhora Trailer (1978)

06 March 1978 Drama, Thriller, Crime 110 mins

Jasser sneaks into Yassin's house to steal, but he senses a strange movement, as Saadia, the servant Ibrahim's wife, tries to find out who is in the house, so he kills her and Yassin. During that, Ibrahim arrives, and his daughter Naima testifies against him after seeing him holding a knife next to her mother's body, so he is imprisoned, and events escalate.

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Cast

Rushdy Abaza

as بهجت

Farid Shawqy

as إبراهيم

Samir Sabri

as حسين خطيب نعمية

Lebleba

as سميره ابنة يس

Zahrat  Al-Ola

as حفيظة هانم

Soheir Zaky

as بتعة - الراقصة

Kamal Al-Shenawy

as جاسر

Afaf Shoieb

as نعيمة

ElSayd Rady

as مسجون

Nabil Badr

as مساعد جاسر

Nabil ElHegrassy

as مسجون

Mohamed Shawqi

as مسجون

Ezzat Abdel Gawad

as البدري

Mohamed Abdel Magid

as الشيخ عبد الحميد

Mokhtar ElSayed

as القاضي

International Releases Dates

United Arab Emirates 06 March 1978

Production Companies

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