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2003 Egyptian film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ma'ali Al Wazir (Arabic: معالي الوزير, lit. 'The Esteemed minister') is an Egyptian feature film, released on 2 February 2003, produced by Egyptian Media Production City, starred by Ahmed Zaki.
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Directed by | Samir Seif |
Screenplay by | Wahid Hamed |
Produced by | Egyptian Media Production City |
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Running time | 100 Mins |
Country | Egypt |
Language | Arabic |
Box office | £E3,371,313 |
Rafat Rostom becomes a minister by a mistake as they mistake him for another person with the same name, and he starts having intense nightmares about his health and his family. Ra’fat asks his office manager Ateya to accompany him on a vacation to fight these nightmares. he finds out that sleeping in mosques and in police custody keeps him away from nightmares. Ra’fat decides finally to consult a psychiatrist, so he tells Ateya all his secrets and asks him to go to the psychiatrist and act on his behalf. ultimately Ra’fat gets paranoid that Ateya will sell his secrets to the media, so he request to have Ateya killed by a hitman.[1]
Ma'ali Al Wazir won 6 awards in 51st Egyptian Catholic Center Cinema Festival, it won:
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