Ghariba

Ghariba
Directed by	Ahmed Badrakhan
Written by	Osman Hussain (story); El Sayed Bedeir (screenplay and dialogue)
Starring	Nagat Al-Saghira; Emad Hamdy
Music by	Andre Ryder
Production; company	Al-Ahram Studio
Release date	March 5, 1958;
Country	Egypt
Language	Arabic

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Ghariba (Arabic: غريبة‎, lit. “The Stranger”) is an Egyptian film released in 1958.

Synopsis[edit]

Still from the film with Nagat Al-Saghira singing

A single girl (Nagat Al-Saghira) has divorced parents. Her father (Ahmed Mazhar) does not remarry out of respect for his daughter. The girl moves to the house of her mother (Aqila Ratib), who has remarried to a prominent man (Emad Hamdy) and borne his child. The girl is ill at ease at her stepfather’s, especially given a tense relationship with her brother. The blended family tries to match her with the neighbor’s son (Ahmed Ramzy), but she is shocked to find that he is in a relationship with another girl and arranged to marry her by the latter’s family. The protagonist returns to her father’s house to find him remarried, so she finally marries her boyfriend.

Score[edit]

The film’s score included lyrics by Ahmed Rami, Morsi Jamil Aziz, and Salah Jahin; and the music was composed by Riad Al Sunbati, Kamal Al Taweel, and Mohamed El Mougy.^[1]

Bibliography[edit]

Kassem, Mahmoud. موسوعة الأفلام الروائية في مصر والعالم العربي (“Encyclopedia of Narrative Films in Egypt and the Arab World”), vol. 2. Cairo: General Egyptian Book Organization, 2006.

References[edit]

↑ "Ghariba (1958)". El Cinema. Retrieved 27 June 2021.

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[1] "Ghariba (1958)". El Cinema. Retrieved 27 June 2021.

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