Afraid of Something Trailer (1979)

26 November 1979 Drama, Crime 140 mins

Rashed kidnaps student Ismat and takes her to his house. Before he assaults her, he is surprised by the thief Raoof, who saves her, kills him, and runs away with her. Raoof confesses to Ismat that he is forced to steal in order to obtain the money needed to treat his sick daughter. She sympathizes with him and events continue.

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Cast

Nagwa Ibrahim as عصمت محمود فهمي

Rushdy Abaza as د. إسماعيل الريدي

Ezzat Al Alaily as رؤوف عبدالغفار

Gamil Ratib as رياض كامل

Emad Hamdy as الصيدلي محمود فهمي

Abu Bakr Ezzat as راشد عبدالغني

Hussein ElSherbiny as د. زكي

Madiha Yousri as سميحة - أم عصمت

Safia ElEmary as ميرفت حسنين مصطفى

Esaad Younes as ليلى

Mariam Fakhr Eddine as سمية هانم

Farouq Naguib as حافظ

Ali Ezz ElDein as النائب العام

Soheir Reda as الست بهية

Hanem Mohamed as الدادة

Abdel Ghani ElNagdi as فرغلي - الجنايني

Crew

Yehia El Alami Director

Kamal Rizk Assistant Director of Photography

Emad Hamdy Producer

Fathi Abdul Fadl Writer

Abdel Aziz Fakhry Editor

Wadid Sirry Director of Photography

Mohamed Shaker Camera Operator

Maged Mowafi Production Manager

Yehia El Alami Screenplay

Abdel Aziz Fakhry Music

International Titles

خائفة من شي ما Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Arab Emirates 26 November 1979

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