The best Mohamed Sallam’s movies
Today we present the best Mohamed Sallam’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Mohamed Sallam’s movies.
A Stand Worthy of Men
7.1/10
A comedy about a group of friends as they get reunited to help one of their own find his way out of major trouble. As the situation gets more complicated, they are forced to take a trip to a coastal town
Inferno in India
5.4/10
Group of young people trying to save the Egyptian Ambassador in India as part of a comedy
The Night of Hana and Sorour
5.4/10
The film revolves around Sorour, a businessman who loves a girl called Hannah, but gets involved with a gang and has to run away from them.
Farce
5.1/10
A beauty expert, a drug dealer, and a bungling revolutionary end up in the grips of an extremist group after meeting on a plane to Lebanon.
Mom Is Pregnant
The movie revolves around a family where the parents want their children to get married and have their own family but they refuse. But one day everything turns upside down when they know that their mom is pregnant
The Money
4.7/10
Sief is a conman who is hired by the beautiful rich woman, Hala, to help her get her money back from another conman. Their relationship gets them entangled in a web of deceit as they start questioning their stances regarding love, friendship, and the meaning of life.
Ali Baba's Cinema
5/10
Inspired by the 1950s cinema screenings in Cairo's sha'abi quarters, this double feature includes a space odyssey and a farm animal protector.
EUC
5.7/10
A group of youngsters establishes a private university after failing to get high grades in high school. They reveal through this university a lot of errors and constraints in the educational system in Egypt, which affect even their personal lives.
The Washing Machine
4.1/10
The fictional story of an advanced washing machine that's also a time-traveling machine. However, what it truly offers is conflicts and ironies upon its users.
Fly Out
7.3/10
Baheeg is a shy veterinarian who secretly loves Laila, the owner of a sick puppy in his clinic. On his birthday, Baheeg finds a genie who grants him many wishes in order to graduate from genie school. Baheeg tries through his wishes to attract Laila's attention by becoming many different characters in hopes that she will fall for love him.
Marriage: Impossible
6.8/10
A fun, culture-clash, fish-out-of-water wedding comedy involving two very different families brought together by marriage, who are forced to meet, interact, clash and ultimately find ways to be with one another.
The Good, The Bad, and The Playful
4.5/10
Three retired actors abruptly decide that they want to go back to acting and work together to make a movie about aliens. Will it earn them any recognition?
A White Lie
An Egyptian, Ahmed, falls in love with an American, Ashley, and brings her to his hometown Cairo for the wedding. Both families face conflict due to differences in culture and Ashley is shocked to find out Ahmed intends to stay in Cairo.
Qahwa Sada
Plain coffee play is a comedy paintings that express the disappearance of beautiful and noble meanings in our lives.
For Rent
As Mukhtar lives in a rented apartment, he finds himself experiencing bizarre incidents that happen in the apartment every day, when he sees the figure of a girl named Ibtisam who looks like Laila, the cousin of his neighbor.
Farce
Hani, a cosmetic expert and Bebo al-Jihadi, recently joined an extremist Islamic group and Samir, the drug trafficker, heads for a trip to Lebanon, and the methods of each of them come together, and unintentionally, they all find themselves in the grip of the extremist group to which Bebo has joined, and all three are trying to find a way to escape the grip of its leader Abu Imad.
