Shafiqa and Metwally

Year: 1978

Runtime: 130 mins

Language: Arabic

Director: Ali Badrakhan

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When officials conscript many young men for forced labor on the Suez Canal, Metwally leaves his sister Shafiqa with their elderly grandfather. Vulnerable, she yields to the advances of Diab, the district chief’s son. After their illicit affair is exposed, she is sent to Asyut, where she becomes the mistress of Al‑Tarabishi, a slave trader.

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