Bahaa Jaheen Trailers
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Most Popular Bahaa Jaheen Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
All Good Trailer (1996)
10 June 1996
Kamal is a porter in a hotel who he loves the secretary Dalal. They lie to each other, pretending to be rich, but they discover the truth after they get married.
Suspicious Connections Trailer (1996)
14 October 1996
Musa leads an arms-dealing gang, and Rashad defects from the gang to work alone. However, Musa watches his steps to destroy him, so he records a videotape in which he confesses to the details of the arms deals that Musa is making.
Laih Ya Dunya Trailer (1994)
25 July 1994
Dunya is married to Mustafa. They have a beautiful child and live a happy life. However, a family friend, a doctor, discovers that the husband is on the verge of death due to a serious illness.
Before the farewell Trailer (1986)
15 December 1986
Famous actress Sherine lives with her uncle Dr. Omar and his daughter Amal, suffering a headache that comes back to her.
Bahloul in Istanbul Trailer (1998)
24 November 1998
It follows the exploits of the young man Bahloul, who tries in various ways to travel to Turkey, and is exposed to many comedic situations and mishaps.
Ah and Ah From Sharbat Trailer (1992)
16 March 1992
Noha is preparing to marry a young diplomat , but then finds herself charged in a murder case. Her father,the former police officer, discovers that the one behind the crime is her twin sister who he thought died while she's living with a gang.
Hassan Ellol Trailer (1997)
19 February 1997
Hassan Ellol is a poor man, making a living out of stealing and smuggling watches and small goods inside the car he drives.
727 Trailer (1994)
01 January 1994
727 Starring: Mahmoud Abdel Aziz Hala Sedky Majed El Kadwany Abdullah Farghaly Haggag Abdel Azim El a
O, Mehalabeya Trailer (1991)
23 March 1991
(Shukri) Director and his friend (Marei) screenwriter, cooperate and struggle in front of all obstacles to make a film about (reproach) popular dancer during the British occupation, which has a sense of national duty, it helps guerrillas with money and information, and contribute to the assassination attempt on King Farouk.
