Lobster
إستاكوزا
Synopsis
Abbas is an interior architect living in Hurghada. He gets into a quarrel with Ismat, the owner of the villa which Ahmed is working on, that ends with her causing him a permanent disability. When he decides to sue her, her mother Zohira convinces her to marry him.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Inas El Degheidy
- Screenplay & Story
- Abdel Hai Adib, William Shakespeare
- Original Score
- Hussein al-Imam
- Original Title
- إستاكوزا
- Country of Origin
- Egypt
- Spoken Languages
- Arabic
- Runtime
- 1h 58m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Inas El Degheidy
Abdel Hai Adib, William Shakespeare
Hussein al-Imam
Mohsen Ahmed
Salwa Bakir
Department Leadership Roster
Abdel Hai Adib
Writer
Salwa Bakir
Editor
Mohsen Ahmed
Director of Photography
Inas El Degheidy
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lobster
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What is Lobster about?
Abbas is an interior architect living in Hurghada. He gets into a quarrel with Ismat, the owner of the villa which Ahmed is working on, that ends with her causing him a permanent disability. When he decides to sue her, her mother Zohira convinces her to marry him.
Who directed Lobster?
Lobster was directed by Inas El Degheidy.
Who stars in Lobster?
The principal cast of Lobster includes Ahmed Zaki, Mamdouh Wafi, Hussein al-Imam, Dina, Raghda.
When was Lobster released and how long is it?
Lobster was released in 1996 with a total runtime of 1h 58m.
Who composed the musical score for Lobster?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Lobster was composed by Hussein al-Imam.
Is Lobster based on a book or true story?
Lobster is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "William Shakespeare".