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Agaza Fi Gohanam
A gang of thieves joined the band of thieves, but proved their failure. The gang put them in the shovels and threw them on the road. They decided after this incident to form a gang of their own, to begin their work in the shack of the rams in Luxor. The stylist (Estefan Rusti) swims the character of Count San Stefano, a biker tourist gambler. The monologist (Ismail Yassin) becomes Hassan Shata, a merchant of false antiques. The watchmaker (Hassan Fayek) is Dr. Abdul Shaf, a specialist in diseases of rheumatism, liver and stomach. The banker (Sharafnat) becomes Khan, an Indian man who specializes in reading the horoscope, and later joined by Samia Hanem the dancer (Samia Jamal).
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Plot Summary
In this classic Egyptian film, a wealthy man finds himself in a predicament when his spoiled children, who are only interested in his money, try to hasten his demise to inherit his fortune. The patriarch, feigning illness, devises a plan to teach them a lesson about family and true values, leading to humorous and insightful situations as they scramble to prove their worth.
Critical Reception
Agaza Fi Gohanam is considered a significant film in Egyptian cinema, praised for its witty social commentary and Youssef Wahby's dual role as director and lead actor. The film successfully blended drama with comedic elements, resonating with audiences for its timeless message about greed and family dynamics. It remains a beloved classic for its insightful portrayal of societal issues and its enduring entertainment value.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its sharp satire on wealth and familial obligations.
Youssef Wahby's performance and direction are highlighted as masterly.
The film's blend of comedy and drama provides a thought-provoking narrative.
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Fun Fact
The film was a major box office success in Egypt upon its release and is still widely remembered and screened for its cultural significance.
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