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Saa La Qalbak
After his wife dies, Taysir Bey marries the promiscuous woman, Kawthar Hanim, who always deludes her husband that he is sick. His son Ahmed loves the girl Ne'amat, but his stepmother wants him to marry her daughter, so she frames Ne'amat with the help of her lover, Farag.
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Plot Summary
A wealthy man, facing ruin, entrusts his son with a significant amount of money. The son, however, falls prey to a manipulative woman who conspires to steal the inheritance. As the family's fortune dwindles and their reputation is tarnished, the son must confront his poor decisions and the consequences of his actions.
Critical Reception
This early Egyptian drama explored themes of betrayal and financial ruin, resonating with audiences for its moralistic narrative. While not a major critical success by modern standards, it contributed to the landscape of Egyptian cinema in the mid-20th century.
What Reviewers Say
The film offers a cautionary tale about greed and deceit.
Features strong performances from its lead actors.
Reflects societal anxieties regarding wealth and morality in post-war Egypt.
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Fun Fact
The film is noted for its portrayal of social dynamics and class struggles within Egyptian society of the era.
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