We Own the Airport

The film follows Sayed, a street vendor, who seeks the assistance of a lawyer named Azza to establish ownership of his family's home. However, as Azza reviews the ownership documents, she uncovers a surprising twist: the siblings actually own the land on which Cairo Airport is located. This comedic premise sets the stage for a humorous exploration of bureaucracy and property rights.

We Own the Airport features a prominent cast, including Farouq Al Fishawy, Hala Sedki, and Nada Bassiouny. Their performances contribute to the film's comedic tone, making it an interesting watch for fans of the genre. The film's setting in and around Cairo Airport adds a layer of context that enhances the narrative, providing a backdrop that is both familiar and engaging for viewers.

As a comedy from 2001, this film represents a specific era in Egyptian cinema, appealing to collectors who appreciate regional works and the evolution of comedy in film. It stands as an example of how local narratives can offer humor while tackling significant social themes.