Al Makhtufa Trailer (1991)

16 April 1991 Drama 92 mins

A collision occurs between a taxi driven by Hussein and the car of Nevin, the daughter of millionaire Ratib Barakat, which leads to the taxi being destroyed, so he harms her and drags her to the police station. Ratib Barakat expresses his willingness to pay the necessary compensation, but he changes his mind when he learns that he slapped his daughter, and Hussein is left without a source of livelihood, and when his mother dies. Hussein decides to take revenge by kidnapping Nevin to a deserted place.

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Cast

Ahmed Zaki as Hussein

Layla Olwy as Nevin

Kamal Al-Shenawy as Ratib Barakat

Amina Rizk as mother of Hussein

Nagwa Al Mogy as Zouba

Mazhar Abol Naga as Awad

Wael Nour as Ali

Ibrahim Abdulraziq as Badir

Mohamed Hamdy as police investigator

Youssef Fawzy as Hossam

Hamdy Youssef as Safwat

Crew

Sherif Yehia Director

Osama Farid Assistant Director

Basyouni Othman Writer

Kamal Karim Director of Photography

International Titles

The Abducted Trailer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 16 April 1991

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