El haram

1965
1h 45min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA poor peasant woman becomes a symbol of worker oppression in this somber social drama directed by Henri Barakat. Azziza (Faten Hamama) is brutally raped by a guard when she goes into the fi... Tout lireA poor peasant woman becomes a symbol of worker oppression in this somber social drama directed by Henri Barakat. Azziza (Faten Hamama) is brutally raped by a guard when she goes into the fields to gather potatoes for her husband (Abdallah Gheiss). She does not relate the inciden... Tout lireA poor peasant woman becomes a symbol of worker oppression in this somber social drama directed by Henri Barakat. Azziza (Faten Hamama) is brutally raped by a guard when she goes into the fields to gather potatoes for her husband (Abdallah Gheiss). She does not relate the incident to her husband who is suffering from an undisclosed illness. Azziza hides the pregnancy ... Tout lire

Réalisation
- Henry Barakat
Scénario
- Youssef Idriss
- Saad Eldin Wahba
Casting principal

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7,7/10

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Réalisation
- Henry Barakat
Scénario
- Youssef Idriss
- Saad Eldin Wahba
Casting principal

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Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Gaffes
When Aziza (Faten) poured the hot cinnamon into the cup near the minute 46:00, it fills almost the quarter of the glass. However, she gave her husband a full glass in the next shot.

Connexions
Edited into Les pharaons de l'Egypte moderne: Nasser

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El-Haram as presented in Cannes festival

El-Haram, known in English as "The Sin" 1965. The movie describe the life of a poor women that loses her son, family and her life due to a brutal rap from a guard, but the society can't allow her to have a normal life after that, which after her death become one of the symbol of her village. The movie that was chosen as one of the five best movies ever made in Egypt.

It was nominated in Cannes festival and was welcomed during the presentation by all critics and the audience. In 1965, the newspaper "Le Monde" wrote, we have attracted to this movie due to the true picture that reflects the suffering of this village, the picture is not about a problem for one individual, it's about the reflection of everything surround her, from people to culture. It was magnificent piece of work that we have not seen previously from Egyptian movies presented in this festival. Critic George Sadol in another newspaper emphasized same comment.

In Egypt, some Egyptian critics believe it is the most important film in Egyptian cinema. It 's one special movie you should see for Faten Hamama and director Henry Barakat.