Official movie poster for Life is a comedy novel (1966), a drama film

Life is a comedy novel(1966)

الدنيا رواية هزلية

2h 13m1966-01-01
Drama

Life is a comedy novel Synopsis

The play follows Khaled, a bored government archive clerk who dreams of escaping his meaningless job. After discovering a book about the transmigration of souls, he begins experiencing different lives. He becomes a scientist, Antony in love with Cleopatra, and a politician involved in a nuclear war. Through these transformations, the play explores his desire for creativity, adventure, love, and freedom from his monotonous life.

Life is a comedy novel (1966) is a drama film directed by Hussein Gomaa, released on January 1, 1966 with a runtime of 2h 13m. It stars Medhat Morsi, Sohair El Barooni, Youssef Daoud and Laila Mukhtar.

Director:
Hussein Gomaa
Writers:
Tawfiq Al-Hakim
Production:
Alexandria National Theatre, Television of the Arab Republic of Egypt
Status:
Released

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The main cast of Life is a comedy novel (1966) includes Medhat Morsi, Sohair El Barooni, Youssef Daoud, Laila Mukhtar and Ali Naguib. The film was directed by Hussein Gomaa. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.

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Life is a comedy novel was released on January 1, 1966 and runs for 2h 13m.

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