The information and synopsis of this film was posted to us by an anonymous contributor whose help is greatly appreciated. Year of Production: 1993 Producer: Afflam Misr Al-Alameya (Youssif Shahine) Written by: Yousry Nasr-Allah Photograph: Ramssis Marzouk Montage: Rashida Ablel-Salam Soundtrack: Mohammed Noah Screen Play: Onssy Abou Saif Actors: Youssra, Zaki Fatin Abdel-Wahhab, Abla Kamel, Seif El-Din Abdoul-Rahman, Magdy Kamel, Bassem Samra. Director: Yousry Nassrallah Story: Nuby knows from his Uncle -one minute before he dies- that the uncle had a sexual relationship with his mother and that he should look for Gamal, his half brother from the uncle, in order to give him his share of heritage. Raiffa, the uncle's evil widdow stays against every effort from Nuby, since she doesn't want Gamal to appear and share the heritage with her. When Nuby –with the help of his lover Affifa- finds Gamal, he also finds out that he is in a deep gay relationship with a young man called Ashraf. At first, Ashraf thinks that Gamal is cheating on him with Nuby, so he hits and kicks him in one of the back street cinemas of the city till Nuby collapses and gets hospitalized. At the hospital, a man tries to sexually abuse him, but Nuby begs him not to do that and gives him his golden watch in order to leave him alone. Meanwhile, Raiffa plans to kill Gamal by overdriving him with her car, but by mistake, she kills his boyfriend Ashraf instead. As a consequence, Gamal suffers from a nervous breakdown and is hospitalized. When Nuby and Affifa are fed up with the nasty reality of the city, they take Gamal in the desert and decide to live there, only the three of them. These three main characters of the film are a symbol for clearance and purity that couldn't stand the dark side of the city. At the end, we see Nuby and Affifa kissing and hugging together, while Gamal is riding a horse in the desert, which is a symbol for having a relationship with a strong male (substituting his lost love, Ashraf). Buy this at ArabFilm.com - but CANNOT be ordered on line ! Latest news 22 May 2012: Cairo psychiatrist claims he can "cure" 70 to 75 per cent of gay teenagers.