Baba Amin
Nov 20, 1950 · 1h 51m
Director
Youssef ChahineOverview
1950 Cairo, Amin is a simple employee who lives with his family of three, his wife Zahira, son Nabil and daughter Hoda. Amin’s friend Mabrouk convinces Amin to invest his life savings in a project, which he promises, will get him rich. Amin agrees but forgets to take a receipt. Amin suddenly dies and watches on from the after life.
Cast of Baba Amin
Hussein ReyaadAmin
Faten HamamaHuda
Kamal Al-ShennawiAli
Mary MoneibShahira
Farid ShawqyRushdi
Hind RostomSonia
Mohammad TawfiqBarawa
Mohsen Hassanein
Hassan KamelMabrook
Gamalat ZayedCustomer
Essam AbdoChild Nabil- Nabaweya MostafaDancer
- Toson MutamadParticipant in Gypsy Show
Mahmoud RedaCabaret Dancer
Mahmoud LotfyCabinet Merchant- Abdel Moneim Ismail
Omran Bahr
Crew of Baba Amin
Youssef ChahineDirector, Writer
Hussein El-MohandessWriter, Production Director- Mahmoud Al SharifOriginal Music Composer
- Massimo DellamanoDirector of Photography
Kamal Abul ElaEditor- Imam AweysCasting
Ali El ZorkaniDialogue- Muhammad Abu-YusufAssistant Director
- Ibrahim El-SayyedAssistant Director
Fathy KouraLyricist- Mahmoud El Sayed ShaabanLyricist
Mahmoud El SherifMusic
Ahmed SabraSongs- Abdel Monem ShoukryArt Direction
About Baba Amin
What is Baba Amin about?
1950 Cairo, Amin is a simple employee who lives with his family of three, his wife Zahira, son Nabil and daughter Hoda. Amin’s friend Mabrouk convinces Amin to invest his life savings in a project, which he promises, will get him rich. Amin agrees but forgets to take a receipt. Amin suddenly dies and watches on from the after life.
When was Baba Amin released?
Baba Amin was released on November 20, 1950.
Where can I watch Baba Amin?
Baba Amin is streaming on Criterion Channel in the US. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is Baba Amin?
Baba Amin runs 1 hour 51 minutes (111 minutes).
Who directed Baba Amin?
Baba Amin was directed by Youssef Chahine.
Who is in the cast of Baba Amin?
The cast of Baba Amin includes Hussein Reyaad (Amin), Faten Hamama (Huda), Kamal Al-Shennawi (Ali), Mary Moneib (Shahira) and Farid Shawqy (Rushdi).