The Two Orphans (1948)
On his way home one day, Morsi finds a child at the side of a road. He feels sorry for her, and takes her home with him to raise alongside his own daughter, Saniyya. The two girls become quite close over the years. When Morsi dies, their lives take very different paths, after a lot of suffering. While Sanniya falls in love with, and plans to marry, a wealthy man, Naimat falls into the grasp of a woman who is the ringleader of a number of beggars and pick-pockets.
Director:
Hassan Al-Imam
Writers:
Hassan Al-Imam, Henry Barakat.
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Faten Hamama as نعمت |
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Negma Ibrahim as فضة |
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Thuraya Helmy as سنية |
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Fakher Fakher as حسونه |
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Mohamed Elwan as عباس-عِبس |
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Salah Mansour as الطائش |
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Reyaad ElQasabgy as عبد الصمد صاحب الطاحونة |
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Abdel Aziz Ahmad as الحاج مرسي |
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Naima ElSoghier as المغنية |
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Fahmy Amman as ابو شلبى |
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Abdel Moneim Ismail as شحتوت |
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Nabil El Alfy as عادل |
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Mohamad El Tokhy as متولى |
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Safa El Gamil as شلبى |
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Mohsen Hassanein as صديق عباس |
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Zuzu Muhammed as نرجس / زوجة عباس |
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Gamalat Zayed as أم سنية |
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Hassan Al-Imam as طبال العالمه سنيه قطط |
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Abdel Moneim Saudi as ناظر محطة مصر |
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Latifa Amin as ام شلبى |
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Mohamed Sobeih as صديق عباس |
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Hafez Amin as احد المصلين بالجامع |
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Mary Ezz El Din as الراقصة سنية قطط التي رفضت الدعوة بالرقص في فرح عباس ونعمت قبل أن يفشل الفرح ( محمد علوان وفاتن حمامة ) |
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Zaki Ibrahim as جد نعمت |
| Directing | Hassan Al-Imam | Director |
| Writing | Eugène Cormon | Novel |
| Writing | Adolphe d'Ennery | Novel |
| Directing | Raymond Nassour | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Abu Seoud El-Ibiary | Dialogue |
| Writing | Hassan Al-Imam | Screenplay |
| Writing | Henry Barakat | Screenplay |
| Sound | Izzat El Gahely | Music |
| Sound | Ibrahim Fawzi | Music |
| Sound | Naima ElSoghier | Songs |
| Production | Abdullah Barakat | Production Manager |
| Camera | Umberto Lanzano | Assistant Camera |
| Camera | جوليو دى لوكا | Camera Operator |
| Costume & Make-Up | Sayed Farag | Makeup Artist |
| Editing | Odette Mosli | Editor |
| Art | Hagop | Decorator |
