Khalil Shawky

In Abu Qir, two adjacent camps are set up, one for boys and one for girls. The supervisors of the two camps, Nadia and Hassan, must find a common ground when they clash over Nadia's strict attempts to keep the students separated by gender, and Hassan's wish to let them enjoy their vacation.

A young architect struggles to convince a superstitious community, in thrall to antiquity traffickers, to build houses instead of living in precarious mountain caves.

Salwa lives in a conflict between her weak mother and her lying father. Her friend Esmat introducer her to Alaa, a liberal who rejects traditions and moral restrictions in favor of bohemian life. Salwa falls for Alaa and runs away from home to live with him.

Essam abandons his fiancee Wafaa to marry Mona and starts her father's business and be a great fortune. Wafaa overcomes her crisis and marries the president of the company she works for, which worries his daughter Laila and her husband Mohsen. They want to acquire her father's wealth. Essam narrows his life with Mona, and hesitates Wafaa asking for her friend, but she repels him.

A group of people who come from the countryside to the capital in search of a source of livelihood, including (Shbara), who works as a car caller, gets to know (Inshirah), and they fall in love. (Shbara)’s boss wants (Inshirah) for himself, so he plots to keep him away from her. At the same time (Ainu) deceives the boss's daughter, robs her of her honor, and refuses to marry her, and the conflict continues.