A man and two women

The story follows Sami, a renowned engineer who struggles with his marriage to Laila, who is unable to have children. During a business trip to Lebanon, he meets Fajr, a hotel cleaning lady, leading to an unexpected relationship. As their connection deepens, Sami faces a moral conflict when he learns that Fajr is pregnant.

This film delves into themes of love, responsibility, and the consequences of one's actions. The performances by Yehia Chahine, Hind Rostom, and Samiha Ayoub contribute to the film's dramatic tension, making it a thought-provoking piece of cinema from the 1960s. Its exploration of societal issues and personal choices may resonate with collectors interested in international films and the evolution of storytelling in that era.