Oh My Country...Ah
آه يا بلد.. آه
Synopsis
When Magdy goes to the Pasha's estate to sell the land he inherited after his father's death, he discovers that the town is controlled by Radwan, a member of the Socialist Union, who is harassing Farida to force her to sell him her land. Madgy and Farida try to break Radwan's iron-grip on the town.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Hussein Kamal
- Screenplay & Story
- Saad al-Din Wahbah
- Original Score
- Ammaar El Sheraiey
- Original Title
- آه يا بلد.. آه
- Country of Origin
- Egypt
- Spoken Languages
- Arabic
- Runtime
- Unknown
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Hussein Kamal
Saad al-Din Wahbah
Ammaar El Sheraiey
Kamal Karim
Rashida Abdel Salam
Mohsen Alam El Din
Department Leadership Roster
Rashida Abdel Salam
Editor
Hussein Kamal
Director
Kamal Karim
Director of Photography
Mohsen Alam El Din
Producer
Saad al-Din Wahbah
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Oh My Country...Ah
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What is Oh My Country...Ah about?
When Magdy goes to the Pasha's estate to sell the land he inherited after his father's death, he discovers that the town is controlled by Radwan, a member of the Socialist Union, who is harassing Farida to force her to sell him her land. Madgy and Farida try to break Radwan's iron-grip on the town.
Who directed Oh My Country...Ah?
Oh My Country...Ah was directed by Hussein Kamal.
Who stars in Oh My Country...Ah?
The principal cast of Oh My Country...Ah includes Hussein Fahmy, Farid Shawqy, Layla Olwy, Anwar Ismail, Hussein Arar.
When was Oh My Country...Ah released and how long is it?
Oh My Country...Ah was released in 1986 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Who composed the musical score for Oh My Country...Ah?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Oh My Country...Ah was composed by Ammaar El Sheraiey.