Hossam Fayad

The director's final work prior to his early death to chronic liver disease was this gleefully ghoulish horror comedy, which imparted the following straightforward moral: if you smother your wife to death with a bowl of porridge and bury her remains in a shallow grave, purely in order to start a new life with your mistress - then don't be too surprised if your wife returns and is more than a little angry about the situation! Like Shabl's two previous features, the film was released theatrically before also becoming a minor hit on home video.

The film revolves around a social drama about a conflict between two (Hisham Abdel Hamid) and the arrogant young man (Hani Nazer) on the girl (Nermin al-Faqi), the latter seeks to possess the money and wealth of the reason, but refuses to approach him, ) Can get caught up in a serious case.

Journalist suffers from recurring nightmares about an abandoned mansion.

Where one of the restaurants owned by Adel and his friend Nagaty, after Adel returns from abroad deciding to start a small business that generates income for him, his friend Nagaty offers him a stay.

The idealistic rural man Abo El-Ela resumes his journey with his family, as he struggles to fight corruption and greed around him while trying to keep his loved ones away from trouble.