Oh, from Eve

Oh, from Eve

Ah Min Eve is an Egyptian film produced in 1962 AD, directed by Fateen Abdel Wahab, and the starring role was played by Lubna Abdel Aziz and co-starred by the artist Rushdi Abaza, and “Hussein Riad, Abdel Moneim Ibrahim, Madiha Salem, Hussein Ismail, and Aziza Helmy” also participated in it.

The film's story was taken from Shakespeare's The Taming of the Fierce, and the screenplay and dialogue were written by Muhammad Abu Youssef, and the Arab Cinema Company distributed it.

The events of the film take place when the veterinarian “Hassan” is going to the countryside after he was transported there. He encounters “Amira” on the road, who almost ran her over with his car, and she curses him. She is a fierce girl who is difficult to tame, as she does not like men, and her sister, “Nadia,” wants to marry him. “Lami,” but because of her grandfather’s position, her wedding is postponed until the older sister marries first, i.e. “Amira,” who every time someone comes to propose to her, he runs away from her. When her grandfather learns of that road accident, he meets with the doctor, “Hassan,” and agrees with him to marry “Amira” as a fictitious figure after she accuses him of being... He tried to attack her and rape her, and Hassan agreed to that in order to repel the scandal from him. On her wedding night, Hassan begins to teach her the first lessons. He does not come to the party, so she goes to fetch him. They live under the same roof in appearance, and they agree to remain that way for a few months, then he divorces her. During this period, she tried Amira was supposed to pretend to Hassan that she had become kinder than before and less ferocious, but Hassan, who had a strong and wise personality, revealed it, and when the time for the divorce came and before he left, Amira joined him to get him back.

Actress Lubna Abdel Aziz: She was born in Cairo. She studied at the American University in Cairo and completed her master’s degree in acting at the University of California, Los Angeles. At the age of ten, she participated in the “Children’s Corner” program, which was broadcast on the European program. She presented the program after her relationship with the radio was strengthened, and she was only fourteen years old. Her mastery of the English and French languages ​​helped her, and she continued to work for them, but without pay, until the age of sixteen, then She joined the American University and then left for Los Angeles to complete her studies.

In the year 1998 AD, Lubna Abdel Aziz starred in a radio series entitled “The Pillow Is Still Empty” on Sawt Al Arab Radio, written and directed by Ahmed Fathallah, with actor Omar Hariri, Samir Sabry, Sharif Mounir, Rania Mahmoud Yassin and others participating in it. It was widely received and a great success.

Films in which Lubna Abdel Aziz participated:

– The empty pillow in 1957.

– This is love in 1958.

- I was free in 1959.

- Hoda in 1959.

- Bahia in 1960.

He converted to Islam in 1961.

- Don't remind me of 1961.

– Love of the Masters in 1961.

– A letter from an unknown woman, 1962.

- Oh, from Eve in 1962.

– Bride of the Nile in 1963.

– Adham Al-Sharqawi in 1964.

- She and the men in 1965.

– In the name of love in 1965.

- Bitter grapes in 1966.

– The Shahatis’ strike in 1967.

- The vandals in 1967.

- The defect in 1967.