Abdel Monem Shoukry

Based on the novel by Latifa al-Zayyat, which explores a middle-class Egyptian girl's coming of age against the background of the growing Egyptian nationalist movement before the 1952 Egypt revolution.

An innocent love story develops between high school student Sohair (Naglaa Fathi) and the young lawyer Hassan (Nour El-Sherif). Circumstances stand in the way of this love. When Sohair goes to attend her friend Mervat's birthday party, the reckless young man Essam (Ashraf Abdel Ghafour) - Mervat's uncle - falls in love with her. After the party, Sohair goes home late and her stepfather, teacher Madbouly (Mohamed Reda), throws her out to punish her. She finds no solution but to return to Mervat's house, where she finds Essam alone after the party ends and he assaults her.

An aging man's intention to publish his biography has a lot of rich and powerful people worried what he might reveal.

Ebn Al-Shaitan (Son of the Devil) a disguised serial killer who target men who leave their wives and kids and remarry.

1950 Cairo, Amin is a simple employee who lives with his family of three, his wife Zahira, son Nabil and daughter Hoda. Amin’s friend Mabrouk convinces Amin to invest his life savings in a project, which he promises, will get him rich. Amin agrees but forgets to take a receipt. Amin suddenly dies and watches on from the after life.

The heroine of the film is a poor girl who dreamed of wealth and a high position in society. By chance, her dreams come true, but wealth does not bring her happiness. The girl refuses the money and returns to her former friends.

After her father dies, Salwa goes to live with her mother. When her mother gets sick, her father's friend pays the hospital fees and tries to get close to her. But she loves Hamdy, the music teacher.

A failed Syrian inventor named Ziad Jamal is suffering from poverty and lack of faith from others, and his failure to marry the girl he loves. He reads in a newspaper about an armed robbery by a gang, and decides to help the Police in catching them.

In the wake of an atomic disaster, the entire male population of the Earth has been rendered sterile, except for a young man named Adam who was deep below the planet's surface in an iron mine at the time of the accident. This hapless nonentity suddenly finds himself feted as humanity's savior, exhibited to international teams of scientists, and instructed to leave his wife and instead join his new harem of beauty contest winners; until, that is, the fateful day when other males start to regain their potency and Adam is no longer 'special'. This satirical sci-fi movie is of interest not merely for its candid approach to sex and sexuality, but also because it's an unauthorized adaptation of Pat Frank's 1946 novel “Mr. Adam”.

The story takes place before the Revolution of 1952 and follows the continuous conflict between farmers and a feudal pasha. After the farmers gather in front of the pasha's palace, objecting to the destruction of their crop, and after the death of Gaber, Awad gets convicted and serves a sentence in prison, and following his release, he seeks revenge on his father's murderer.

A girl inherits from her mother the estate that she owned. After getting fed up from her stepmother's bad treatment, she decides to flee to Lebanon with a conman who was trying to assault her. When she returns to Egypt to manage her inheritance, she falls in love with a young man living next to her.