Ezz Eldin Zulficar
Directing
- Born
- October 28, 1919 · Egypt
- Died
- July 1, 1963 (age 43)
An Egyptian writer and film director, who was born on October 28, 1919, to a well-off family with five sons. After completing his secondary studies, he joined the Military College and graduated as an officer, and worked in the Egyptian army. His friend, director Kamal Selim, and then director Mohamed Abdel Gawad, tried to persuade him to work in the cinema until he agreed and worked as an assistant director to Mohamed Abdel Gawad. Then he began making his way as a director, script writer and produced his first film Prisoner of Darkness in 1947. He also directed and co-wrote the script for more than 30 films, including: Port Said, Love Street, Among the Ruins and The Second Man.
Known for
Saladin
February 25, 1963
Return My Heart
December 10, 1957
A Woman on the Road
December 22, 1958
The Love Street
October 13, 1958
The Second Man
December 24, 1959
Struggle of the Heroes
January 2, 1962
Dearer Than My Eyes
March 28, 1955
The River of Love
November 12, 1960
The Girls in Summer
March 28, 1960
The Black Candles
May 13, 1962
Appointment with Life
December 14, 1953
Abu Zeid el Hilali
November 10, 1947
Behind the camera32
- 1963Saladin Treatment
- 1962Meeting at the Tower Writer, Director
- 1962The Black Candles Director, Writer
- 1962Struggle of the Heroes Producer, Screenplay
- 1960The River of Love Director, Writer
- 1960The Girls in Summer Director
- 1959The Second Man Director, Writer, Producer
- 1959Among the Ruins Screenplay, Producer, Director
- 1958A Woman on the Road Director
- 1958The Love Street