Magdy Nour Trailers
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Most Popular Magdy Nour Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Zero Fat Trailer (2005)
21 January 2005
Ayyoub is a young man who works in the advertizing field; thanks to his autistic mother who helps him to find new ideas.
Bakhit and Adeela 2 Trailer (1997)
01 January 1997
The second part of Lenin al-Ramly and Nader Galaal’s trilogy “Bekheet and Adeela”. A gang of drugs dealers finances Bekheet and Adeela’s parliament campaign.
The Headmaster Trailer (2000)
26 July 2000
Ashour, Salaah’s father, runs his school with severity and cruelty. after Ashour's death, Salah inherits the job and lets Sayed, his deputy, take charge.
Mido the Troublemaker Trailer (2003)
02 May 2003
Mido studies at the Technical College, and in his spare time, he works in installing satellite dishes.
Sweet Oblivion Trailer (1996)
09 February 1996
Officer Magdy investigates the suicide of a groom on his wedding night. He knows that the groom was impotent.
Auntie Faransa Trailer (2004)
23 June 2004
Batta and Wezza are two siblings living with their aunt Faransa at a local neighborhood as the latter works as a hired mourner.
The Beach Loafer Trailer (2004)
17 August 2004
Three friends from Alexandria singing in the popular Wedding accuse someone of murder and trying to prove his innocence in order to be able to marry his fiancee.
Abboud on the Border Trailer (1999)
21 July 1999
Abboud lives a reckless life with his two friends. He knows that he will not enter the army because he's an only child.
Young Lovers Trailer (2005)
10 August 2005
A new guy who falls in love with a girl he meets, loses his memory when she accidently hit him with her car; the doctor advices his father to repeat the same day over and over for his son so that he can get back his memory.
Hamada Getting Rich Trailer (2005)
19 September 2005
Hamada is so desperate to get rich that he participates in all TV competitions hoping to win one day. Fate smiles on him and he indeed wins a sum of 1 million dollars. But life is not a wish-granting factory, is it?
