A day without tomorrow
يوم بلا غد
Synopsis
Laila is a young woman suffering from paralysis who lives with her stepfather after her mother died when she was two years old. She loves writing poetry. She sends her poems to the singer Mamdouh, who uses them in his songs, but Laila hides her true identity from him because she loves him and does not want him to see her disability, so that Mamdouh can reach her and be frank with her. With his love, a surprise happens that changes the course of events.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Henry Barakat
- Screenplay & Story
- Henry Barakat, Yussef Issa
- Original Title
- يوم بلا غد
- Country of Origin
- Egypt
- Spoken Languages
- Arabic
- Runtime
- 2h 10m
- Production Studios
- Farid El Atrash Films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Henry Barakat
Henry Barakat, Yussef Issa
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What is A day without tomorrow about?
Laila is a young woman suffering from paralysis who lives with her stepfather after her mother died when she was two years old. She loves writing poetry. She sends her poems to the singer Mamdouh, who uses them in his songs, but Laila hides her true identity from him because she loves him and does not want him to see her disability, so that Mamdouh can reach her and be frank with her. With his love, a surprise happens that changes the course of events.
Who directed A day without tomorrow?
A day without tomorrow was directed by Henry Barakat.
Who stars in A day without tomorrow?
The principal cast of A day without tomorrow includes Farid Al-Atrash, Mariam Fakhr Eddine, Zizi Al-Badrawy, Youssef Fakhr El Din, Mohamed Sultan.
When was A day without tomorrow released and how long is it?
A day without tomorrow was released in 1962 with a total runtime of 2h 10m.