Azam Tefl Fil Alam

1972
1h 31m

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Fathi is an Egyptian professor at Beirut University and his wife, Samia, is a TV presenter. She is surprised by the arrival of Matilda, the daughter of his Swedish friend, to live with them.... Read allFathi is an Egyptian professor at Beirut University and his wife, Samia, is a TV presenter. She is surprised by the arrival of Matilda, the daughter of his Swedish friend, to live with them. Samia is jealous of Matilda's beauty, as Matilda begins to flirt with Fathi and he tries ... Read allFathi is an Egyptian professor at Beirut University and his wife, Samia, is a TV presenter. She is surprised by the arrival of Matilda, the daughter of his Swedish friend, to live with them. Samia is jealous of Matilda's beauty, as Matilda begins to flirt with Fathi and he tries to resist her temptation. Matilda wants him to have a baby with her that will be the great... Read all

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khaled_92

Revolutionary of its time

One of the most progressive movies in the Egyptian film history. I was astonished by the performance of Mervat Amin. She really played the role very well. Rushdy Abbaza also did well and Hind Rostom. It took me a great effort to have access to a version of this movie since Arabic movies like these are hard to find. Some ideas were raised like extramarital marriage, polyamory and naturism. These ideas are hard for the Muslim world to swallow. It was filmed in Beirut, a place known for production of such type of movies during the 1970s. I believe Mervat Amin made one of its best roles in her entire career. She seemed very real and authentic even though the ideas she raised is still controversial today.