Missing Person Trailer

Missing Person Trailer (1984)

08 April 1984 Drama, Comedy 95 mins

Attia (Yehia al-Fakharani) works as a simple employee, after his mother-in-law threatens to break his engagement from her daughter because of his delay in getting an apartment. He travels to his hometown to sell his inheritance. There he falls in love with Kharyia (Leila Alawi) daughter of Kamal Bey (Farid Shawki) who bought his land.

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Crew

Tarek El Tilmisany

Tarek El Tilmisany Director of Photography

Kamal Bakir

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Gone with No Return Trailer

Kharag wa lam ya'ud Trailer

Gone and Never Came Back Trailer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 08 April 1984

Production Companies

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