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'''''Al Halfout''''' is a [[Comedy Drama]] movie directed by [[Samir Seif]] and starring [[Adel Imam]], [[Ilham Chahine]], [[Saeed Saleh]] and [[Salah Kabil]]. Written by Wahid Hamid.the movie revolves around life in the suburbs of egypt, discussing mainly the working class forshadowing the social iniquality and corruption reigining over a small village with a vast majority of poor inhabitants, the role of government does not seem to appear throughout the movie, only land lords and rich businessmen are portrayed as criminals doing their activity without being judged or prosecuted, this disfunctional village falls into the phenomenon of witching and moral degredation where a woman runs a gentlemans the main technological stadard is the train that connect the village to the rest of egypt. the movie folows the life of a blue collar worker Adel Imam starring as Arafa, a poor man with no future or education trying very hard to make some money and get married as his life undergoes a series of misfortunes and obstacles trying to find himself in a ruthless unforgiving community. His best friend dosoki starring saeed saleh shares with him a great portion in the miserable life they are living. The movie shows a satirical humor along with serious hidden messages targeting the government of Egypt being unfair and unsupportive towards the poor.
'''''Al Halfout''''' is a [[Comedy Drama]] movie directed by [[Samir Seif]] and starring [[Adel Imam]], [[Ilham Chahine]], [[Saeed Saleh]] and [[Salah Kabil] and written by Wahid Hamid.the movie was filmed mainly in Egypt and was not nominated. The movie revolves around life in the suburbs of egypt, discussing mainly the working class foreshadowing the social inequality and corruption reigning over a small village with a vast majority of poor inhabitants, the role of government does not seem to appear throughout the movie, only land lords and rich businessmen are portrayed as criminals doing their activity without being judged or prosecuted, A dysfunctional village falls into the phenomenon of witching and moral degredation where a woman runs a gentlemen's club. The main technological standard is the train that connects the village to the rest of Egypt. The movie follows the life of a blue collar worker Adel Imam starring as Arafa, a poor man with no future or education trying very hard to make some money and get married as his life undergoes a series of misfortunes and obstacles finding himself in a ruthless unforgiving community. His best friend Dosoki starring Saeed Saleh shares with him a great portion in the miserable life they are living. The movie shows a satirical humor along with undertones targeting the government of Egypt being unfair and unsupportive towards the poor.


==Plot==
==Plot==
Arafa, starring Adel Imam a single 34 years old man, he is often seen working as a delivery man using his slender tired out body to carry peoples grocery shopping that includes basic everyday life necessities, Arafa’s personality is clumsy and odd, he is a slow talker with funny accent and very disorganized in his life. His preferred place is the local village market or the train station where his best friend Dosoki starring Saeed Saleh works in a coffee shop employee sometimes he helps Arafa with money or tries to find a new job for him. Traditional and cultural practices have a negative impact on society such as sorcery that led to a moral degeneration where prostitution takes place at a woman’s house. Arafa urge for marriage finally becomes a living dream when he marries a widow woman ‘’Warda’’ starring Ilham Chahine, after a few days Arafa finds himself jobless when a younger man takes his position in the market. A crime takes place when a local hitman kills a famous businessman, but later Arafa takes the hitman’s name and the money sent to him for a new crime, the man sent by the boss mistaken between the two because he never saw the killer in person. Finally Arafa decides to rebel against the mafia when he lost his best friend Dosoki a fire clash, warda finds out and deciced to follow him but the unexpected happens when she herself dies and Arafa kills every gang member and finnaly sets the deal.
Arafa, starring Adel Imam a single 34 years old man, he is often seen working as a delivery man using his slender tired out body to carry peoples grocery shopping that includes basic everyday life necessities, Arafa’s personality is clumsy and odd, he is a slow talker with funny accent and very disorganized in his life. His preferred place is the local village market or the train station where his best friend Dosoki starring Saeed Saleh works in a coffee shop employee sometimes he helps Arafa with money or tries to find a new job for him. Traditional and cultural practices have a negative impact on society such as sorcery that led to a moral degeneration where prostitution takes place at a woman’s house. Arafa urge for marriage finally becomes a living dream when he marries a widow woman ''Warda'' starring Ilham Chahine, after a few days Arafa finds himself jobless when a younger man takes his position in the market. A crime takes place when a local hitman kills a famous businessman, but later Arafa takes the hitman’s name and the money sent to him for a new crime, the man sent by the boss mistaken between the two because he never saw the killer in person. Finally Arafa decides to rebel against the mafia when he lost his best friend Dosoki in a fire clash, ''Warda'' finds out and deciced to follow him but the unexpected happens when she herself dies and Arafa kills every gang member and finnaly redeems himself.


==Cast==
==Cast==
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* [[Salah Kabil]] as Asran
* [[Salah Kabil]] as Asran


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Al Halfout
File:Al halfout poster
Directed bySamir Seif
Mustafa Gamaleddin
Written byWahid Hamid
Produced bySout Al Fan Films
StarringAdel Imam
Saeed Saleh
Ilham Chahine
Salah Kabil
Music byMokhtar El Said
Production
company
Distributed bySaout El Fen
Release date
  • 1984 (1984)
Running time
118 minutes
CountryEgypt
LanguageArabic

Al Halfout is a Comedy Drama movie directed by Samir Seif and starring Adel Imam, Ilham Chahine, Saeed Saleh and [[Salah Kabil] and written by Wahid Hamid.the movie was filmed mainly in Egypt and was not nominated. The movie revolves around life in the suburbs of egypt, discussing mainly the working class foreshadowing the social inequality and corruption reigning over a small village with a vast majority of poor inhabitants, the role of government does not seem to appear throughout the movie, only land lords and rich businessmen are portrayed as criminals doing their activity without being judged or prosecuted, A dysfunctional village falls into the phenomenon of witching and moral degredation where a woman runs a gentlemen's club. The main technological standard is the train that connects the village to the rest of Egypt. The movie follows the life of a blue collar worker Adel Imam starring as Arafa, a poor man with no future or education trying very hard to make some money and get married as his life undergoes a series of misfortunes and obstacles finding himself in a ruthless unforgiving community. His best friend Dosoki starring Saeed Saleh shares with him a great portion in the miserable life they are living. The movie shows a satirical humor along with undertones targeting the government of Egypt being unfair and unsupportive towards the poor.

Plot

Arafa, starring Adel Imam a single 34 years old man, he is often seen working as a delivery man using his slender tired out body to carry peoples grocery shopping that includes basic everyday life necessities, Arafa’s personality is clumsy and odd, he is a slow talker with funny accent and very disorganized in his life. His preferred place is the local village market or the train station where his best friend Dosoki starring Saeed Saleh works in a coffee shop employee sometimes he helps Arafa with money or tries to find a new job for him. Traditional and cultural practices have a negative impact on society such as sorcery that led to a moral degeneration where prostitution takes place at a woman’s house. Arafa urge for marriage finally becomes a living dream when he marries a widow woman Warda starring Ilham Chahine, after a few days Arafa finds himself jobless when a younger man takes his position in the market. A crime takes place when a local hitman kills a famous businessman, but later Arafa takes the hitman’s name and the money sent to him for a new crime, the man sent by the boss mistaken between the two because he never saw the killer in person. Finally Arafa decides to rebel against the mafia when he lost his best friend Dosoki in a fire clash, Warda finds out and deciced to follow him but the unexpected happens when she herself dies and Arafa kills every gang member and finnaly redeems himself.

Cast

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  1. ^ www.imdb.com
  2. ^ www.aflamsat.com