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Fi Sharaa Meen

في شرع مين

Synopsis

Zakia is a reckless woman who pushes her husband to deal in drugs in order to provide the money she needs. Her husband is arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison. Zakia decides that she and her daughter Lawahez should live with her sister Aisha. Zakia is staying in Aisha's house so that she can be close to Aisha's husband, with whom she had a relationship before his marriage to her sister Aisha.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Hassan Al-Imam
Screenplay & Story
Mohamed Mostafa Sami
Original Title
في شرع مين
Country of Origin
Egypt
Spoken Languages
Arabic
Runtime
2h 10m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Hassan Al-Imam

Screenplay & Story

Mohamed Mostafa Sami

Film Editing

Ihsan Fergal

Department Leadership Roster

Ihsan Fergal

Editor

Hassan Al-Imam

Hassan Al-Imam

Director

Mohamed Mostafa Sami

Screenplay

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Fi Sharaa Meen.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fi Sharaa Meen

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Fi Sharaa Meen about?

Zakia is a reckless woman who pushes her husband to deal in drugs in order to provide the money she needs. Her husband is arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison. Zakia decides that she and her daughter Lawahez should live with her sister Aisha. Zakia is staying in Aisha's house so that she can be close to Aisha's husband, with whom she had a relationship before his marriage to her sister Aisha.

Who directed Fi Sharaa Meen?

Fi Sharaa Meen was directed by Hassan Al-Imam.

Who stars in Fi Sharaa Meen?

The principal cast of Fi Sharaa Meen includes Magda Al Sabahi, Hussein Reyaad, Shoukry Sarhan, Amina Rizk, Zouzou Nabil.

When was Fi Sharaa Meen released and how long is it?

Fi Sharaa Meen was released in 1953 with a total runtime of 2h 10m.