Who's Responsible?

The plot centers on a devoted husband who is deeply in love with his ailing wife. In a desperate bid to secure medical attention, he pleads with an on-call doctor during the late hours of the night. The husband's pleas are met with a negative response, leading to a tragic turn of events when his anger culminates in a furious attack that results in the doctor's demise.

This film captures the essence of neorealism, focusing on the harsh realities faced by individuals in dire circumstances. The portrayal of working-class struggles and emotional desperation makes it a significant piece in the context of Iraqi cinema. Its exploration of human emotions against the backdrop of societal challenges adds depth to its narrative, making it an important film from the late 1950s era.