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For the Sake of a Woman (1959) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 16, 1959

Original Title:
من أجل امرأة

Alternate Titles:
For the Sake of a Woman
من أجل امرأة

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
أفلام حلمي رفلة

Production Countries:
Egypt

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

من أجل امرأة

Overview from TheMovieDB

Insurance representative of the client rich go to the work of an insurance policy, a wealthy married to a beautiful young tempted even located in the nets and cemented their relationship, offer him salvation from her husband, then grab the value of the insurance policy, the husband dies, you go for the company to capture the amount of insurance, but the company have doubts about the death of husband and it suggests that he died unnatural way especially that the wife was a nurse before her marriage, knows insurance this information delegate who was behind the seizure of the wealth of the husband goes to meet her, surprises her in the arms of her lover kill her but they call it lead endure and on his deathbed in hospital admits the full truth then death throes the latter.

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Production

Dialogue:
Mohamed Abu Youssef

Director:
Kamal El Sheikh

Director of Photography:
Bruno Salfi

Original Story:
James M. Cain

Producer:
Helmy Rafla

Scenario Writer:
Mohamed Abu Youssef

Sound Engineer:
Nasry Abdel Nour

Writer:
Wagih Naguib

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