Hepta: The Last Lecture

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Hepta: The Last Lecture (Arabic: هيبتا) is a 2016 Arabic-language drama film written and directed by Hadi El Bagoury.

Cast

• Amr Youssef [ar] as Yusuf
• Ahmed Malek as Karim
• Ahmed Dawood as Rami
• Maged El-Kidwani as Dr. Shukri Mukhtar
• Dina El Sherbiny as Ula
• Jamila Awad as Dina
• Yasmin Raeis as Rua
• Abdullah Azmi as Shady
• Lina Sophia as Child Marwah
• Shereen Reda as Ula
• Nelly Karim as Rua
• Anouchka as Dina's Mother
• Salwa Mohamed Ali as Maryam
• Ahmad Bedair as Abdulhamid Taha
• Kinda Alloush as Amirah
• Hany Adel as Yahya
• Muhammad Farrag as Mahmood el-Derini
• Bassma Yasser as Salma
• Rehab Arafa as Marwah's Mother
• Doaa Mostafa Ragab as School Bus Supervisor Ms. Iman
• Marwa Gebreil as Yahya's Wife
• Aasem Nagaty as Dean Salim
• Ahmed Zaki as Anesthetist
• Aya Samaha as Girl at Lecture

Reception

The film was said to be "one of the highest-grossing romantic films in the history of Egyptian cinema".

References

External links

• Hibta: El-Muhadharah el-Akhirah at IMDb