February 30th 2012
In *February 30th* (2012), Egyptian director Moataz El Tony crafts a spirited blend of family drama and dark comedy that explores the absurdity of bad luck.
Director: Moataz El Tony
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is February 30th (2012) about?
The film tells the story of two people—Nader and Nour—whose lives seem cursed by constant bad luck. When their paths collide, a series of unpredictable events disrupts their routines and forces them to confront new realities.
Who directed February 30th?
Moataz El Tony directed *February 30th*, bringing his signature blend of humor and drama to this Egyptian gem.
Who stars in February 30th?
The film features Sameh Hussein and Ayten Amer as the main leads, with standout performances from Lotfy Labib and Mazhar Abol Naga supporting the story.
Is February 30th (2012) worth watching?
With its sharp mix of comedy and drama, *February 30th* is a refreshing take on fate and resilience. While the IMDb rating is unrated, its genre appeal and engaging storytelling make it worth a watch for fans of character-driven films.
How long is February 30th?
The movie runs for 100 minutes—just enough time to dive into its chaotic yet charming narrative.
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About February 30th (2012): A Darkly Funny Tale of Bad Luck
In *February 30th* (2012), Egyptian director Moataz El Tony crafts a spirited blend of family drama and dark comedy that explores the absurdity of bad luck.
The film follows Nader and Nour, two unlucky souls whose lives spiral into chaos at every turn—until a series of unexpected events forces them into a whirlwind of change. Starring Sameh Hussein and Ayten Amer as the beleaguered duo, the story balances humor and heartache, wrapping viewers in a world where misfortune becomes an unexpected catalyst for transformation.