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Cairo-Baghdad

1947, Arabic. Directed by Ahmad Badrakhan.

One of the earliest Iraqi films, the plot revolves around a young Iraqi man working as a writer who flees to Cairo after being accused of murdering his uncle. He stays with a friend and gets to know his friend's daughter, eventually falling in love with her. He requests to marry her, and his friend agrees to his proposal. The young man continues to write to newspapers using his friend's name. However, when the murderer of his uncle is apprehended, a young man from Iraq informs him about the developments in the case.

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Released
21 April 1947
Original title
القاهرة بغداد
Country
Egypt
Written by
Youssef Gohar, Ahmad Badrakhan

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Cairo-Baghdad (1947) was directed by Ahmad Badrakhan and stars Haqqi Al Chibli, Madiha Yousri, Ibrahim Jalal.

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