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19901h 40mEgypt

Captain Nadia's Battle

معركة النقيب نادية

Synopsis

Anti-Narcotics Police Captain Nadia Azmi tries to prove her ability to work as efficiently as her male colleagues. One of her colleagues has problems with his teenage son and the captain tries to help him.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Nadia Hamza
Screenplay & Story
ahmed samir
Original Score
Mohamed Noah
Original Title
معركة النقيب نادية
Country of Origin
Egypt
Spoken Languages
Arabic
Runtime
1h 40m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Nadia Hamza

Screenplay & Story

ahmed samir

Original Score & Music

Mohamed Noah

Director of Photography

Sherif Ehsan

Film Editing

Enayat El Sayyes

Department Leadership Roster

Nadia Hamza

Director

ahmed samir

Writer

Enayat El Sayyes

Enayat El Sayyes

Editor

Sherif Ehsan

Sherif Ehsan

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Captain Nadia's Battle.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Captain Nadia's Battle

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

What is Captain Nadia's Battle about?

Anti-Narcotics Police Captain Nadia Azmi tries to prove her ability to work as efficiently as her male colleagues. One of her colleagues has problems with his teenage son and the captain tries to help him.

Who directed Captain Nadia's Battle?

Captain Nadia's Battle was directed by Nadia Hamza.

Who stars in Captain Nadia's Battle?

The principal cast of Captain Nadia's Battle includes Sohier Ramzy, Karam Metawea, Mohey ElDein Abdel Mohsen, Mimi Gamal, Nahed Samir.

When was Captain Nadia's Battle released and how long is it?

Captain Nadia's Battle was released in 1990 with a total runtime of 1h 40m.

Who composed the musical score for Captain Nadia's Battle?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Captain Nadia's Battle was composed by Mohamed Noah.