Weddad
| Weddad | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Fritz Kramb, Gamal Madkoor |
| Produced by | Studio Misr |
| Screenplay by | Ahmad Rami, Ahmed Badrakhan |
| Starring | Umm Kulthum |
| Music by | Mohamed El Kassabgui, Zakariya Ahmed, Riyad Essombali, Docteur Bardi |
| Cinematography | Sammi Bill |
| Edited by | Niyazi Moustafa |
Release dates | 1936 |
Running time | 100' |
| Country | Egypt |
Weddad is a 1936 film.
Synopsis
A rich trader has no choice but to sell his slave, who he’s madly in love with, when he loses everything. But destiny will help them meet again. Weddad, a romantic tale inspired by One Thousand and One Nights, was the biggest production of its time. This classical musical was diva Um Kalthoum’s debut, and the film’s success turned Misr Studios into the king of the Egyptian film business.
References
- African Film Festival of Cordoba-FCAT (license CC BY-SA)
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