Doa al-Karawan

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Doa al-Karawan is a classic Egyptian film directed by Henry Barakat, renowned for its poignant exploration of love, honor, and social constraints in rural Egyptian society.

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instanceOf Egyptian film
film
basedOn novel "Doaa al-Karawan"
basedOnWorkBy Taha Hussein
cinematographyBy Abdelhalim Nasr
countryOfOrigin Egypt
director Henry Barakat
filmingLocation Egypt
genre drama film
romantic drama film
hasCastMember Ahmed Mazhar
Amina Rizk
Faten Hamama
mainTheme honor
love
social constraints
musicBy André Ryder
linked to: Andre Ryder
narrativeFocus female experience in patriarchal society
notableFor poignant exploration of love and honor in rural Egypt
status as a classic of Egyptian cinema
originalLanguage Arabic
portrays class differences
conflict between tradition and personal desire
honor killing
productionCompany Misr Company for Acting and Cinema
releaseDecade 1950s
screenplayBy Henry Barakat
Youssef Gohar
setting rural Egyptian society

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Henry Barakat notableWork Doa al-Karawan
Henry Barakat notableWork Doa al-Karawan
subject linked to: Mary Barakat