Precausion is Mandatory

In "Precaution is Mandatory," Hassan Musharraf arrives in the capital seeking a role, only to encounter various young individuals struggling with deviance. The film portrays his experiences and the harsh treatment these individuals face from those in charge of reform.

The narrative delves into the friendships formed among the guests, highlighting the positive changes that emerge in a supportive environment. The film features performances by Ahmed Zaki, Madiha Kamel, and Laila Taher, among others, who bring depth to the story's exploration of reform and camaraderie.

As a drama, this film offers insights into social issues and personal growth, making it a noteworthy addition for those interested in Egyptian cinema from the 1980s.