Hesham Abdel Hamid

George Fahmy, Egypt's most adored actor, is pressured to star in a film commissioned by the highest authorities. He reluctantly accepts and finds himself thrown into the inner circle of power. Like moth drawn to flame, he begins an affair with the mysterious wife of the general overseeing the project.

Egypt, 1947: in the midst of a cholera outbreak. A washerwoman tries to take care of her family, while at the same time resisting the advances of a charming suitor who's half her age.

She returns from abroad after the death of her husband Essam to live with his mother Alawi. Lives in the same house Alaa son aunt Issam paralyzed and condoned by Suhair. It is clear to Sahir that Ala 'twins (Adel) are mentally ill. Suheir gives birth to her baby and claims to her that he was born dead and hidden in the hope of inheritance, but the worker Suad Chi. Suhair was surprised that he had a death certificate. And that the existing woman is the mother of the twins, who are impersonating a superior personality. Adel tries to kill Suhir and Suad kills her and kills him. Suhair is leaving with her son and with them Ala and Suad

Hibat Allah discovers an unusual activity involving the circulation of fake dollars of which her husband is taking part. When she reports it to the police, she gets framed for a crime she didn't commit and is sent to prison. She meets a woman in prison who helps her take revenge.

When Adel decides to take revenge on his cousin, the businessman Mahmoud Al-Damanhory, who has seized the family's wealth, the journalist Nadia is shot instead. As she and Adel meet, he tries to communicate to her his suffering and she sympathizes with his cause. Can that be enough to save him?

A mix-up leads Ra'fat Rostum to a ministerial seat that he was never meant to have. As he successfully holds onto his office for a long time, he starts having violent nightmares and asks his office manager, Ateya, to accompany him to the North Coast in an attempt to stop the nightmares.

The widow, Wafiya, is surprised that she has to pay a sum of money to the bank to pay off her husband's debt. Adham proposes to her daughter Farha in exchange for paying the sum, and she agrees. They agree to keep their marriage a secret. Adham dies and his father, Mahmoud, and Saeed are surprised by his marriage. The lawyer waits until Farha gives birth to determine the division of the inheritance. The brothers agree with the midwife to strangle the newborn in exchange for giving her a sum of money.