The events revolve around Hadi Hadi Abdel Hadi, a thirty-year-old lazy young man who lives with his father. His life is turned upside down when he is diagnosed with a rare condition that requires him to constantly move to avoid fatal blood clots. He begins a comedic journey of constant walking.
Teachers tease and bully a high school student named Wizzo, who exposes multiple flaws in the educational system.
When Khalil and Zahia discover a deep dark secret about their newly married parents, they find themselves on a rollercoaster of unexpected events.
Omar Ibn Al-Hajj Mukhtar disappears in mysterious circumstances, and his father remains sure that he is alive, and asks the family and all the people in the neighborhood to search for him, and when he meets a young man named Omar, he thinks that he is his son, but his eldest daughter discovers the truth and Omar's death years ago, everyone sympathizes with Hajj Mukhtar and with his missing paternity.
The twin brothers Shawqy and Zika wish to change their lives for the better, as Shawqy wants to become an actor and Zika a singer. They pursue their lovers and their dreams, but their job as garbage men stands in the way. All while Mamado, the leader of Zambizy, learns he has twin children in Egypt.
Three retired actors abruptly decide that they want to go back to acting and work together to make a movie about aliens. Will it earn them any recognition?
In this modern real-life drama, the intertwined lives of a group of regulars in a popular downtown café highlight the inner conflicts of their different personalities, and how they reflect the changes in the traditions and values of the Egyptian society.
The film's story revolves around the most important question in the mindset of the Egyptian and Arab citizens in recent years after 2011, which is "What Happens in Egypt and the Middle East" and the constant and ongoing struggle of international Masonic organizations and countries that support terrorism to control Egypt and the Arab countries.
The film revolves around four people who are obese causing problems for them and those around them and failing to follow a diet, forcing them to experiment with a world in an attempt to solve their problems to change their lives and the lives of those around them. For both ????
Egyptian actor Abdullah Meshref was born in 1942 and graduated from the High Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1968. He joined the Vanguard Theatre immediately following graduation, working with Mohammed Sabhy in his theatre troupe and appearing with him in several plays including: ”Waghat Nazer” (Point of View), “Takhareef” and “Le’bet El Set” (The Lady’s Game). He also worked in television drama and is most well known for his public character (Abdullah) in the series, “Yawmiyat Wanees” (Wanees’ Diary). With respect to cinema, Abdullah played a number of prominent roles, appearing in films such as, “Katibat El Aadam” (Execution Squad), “El Bayda wal Hagar” (The Egg and the Stone), “El Haroub” (The Escape), and “El Hasat El Saba’a (The Seventh Sense).
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