Radhy El Sayed Dakrour (Salah Abdallah) awaits the execution of his death sentence in the Court of Appeal prison. He is a hardened criminal who began his illicit career writing bad checks, transitioned to trafficking stolen cars, and made a living covertly planting hidden cameras and listening devices in offices and homes. After a dispute with his partner, he committed premeditated murder when the partner threatened to kidnap his son. Following the execution, a letter left by Radhy is discovered detailing events that incriminate a former intelligence officer and a businessman's wife, both of whom committed crimes and framed innocent individuals. Radhy had entrusted documents concerning the two cases to a novice lawyer, Walid Kamal (Ahmed Mounir). The Public Prosecutor (Sami Maghawri) summons Walid to obtain the evidence, which consists of a memory card containing recordings of all the incidents Radhy had illicitly gathered through his work installing and removing surveillance equipment. The first case involves Abdelhamid (Ezzat Abou Aouf), a wealthy man who spent his life accumulating fortune before realizing he needed an heir so his cousins would not inherit his estate. He married four women without having children, the last being Samar (Dina Fouad), a young woman coveting his wealth. In the opposite apartment lives Tamer (Ahmed Gamal Saeed), an impoverished young man married to a wealthy physician, Hala (Rania Yassin). Feeling inferior to his wife, Tamer seeks quick riches through drug trafficking, hiding narcotics in his wife's clinic. When Hala discovers his secret, she demands a divorce and threatens to go to the police. Meanwhile, an illicit affair develops between Tamer—who wants to get rid of his wife to inherit her fortune—and his neighbor Samar, who similarly wants to eliminate her husband to inherit his. Exploiting Abdelhamid's desperate desire to father an heir, Tamer plants microphones in his house, while Samar slips hallucinogenic pills into her husband's drinks to strip him of his will. Tamer then speaks through the microphones, convincing Abdelhamid that his neighbor Hala is a mythical spirit who must be killed if he wishes to have children. Abdelhamid murders Hala and is arrested, while Tamer is caught red-handed dealing drugs and receives a life sentence. Samar then summons Radhy to remove the listening devices and cameras, and Radhy manages to steal her mobile phone to duplicate recordings she had kept of her partner Tamer to blackmail him. The second case involves former intelligence officer and current sea captain Hady El Wardany (Khaled Selim), the scion of a wealthy family. Hady helped his penniless friend Karim (Mohamed Nagaty) open a fashion store, which quickly expanded into multiple branches. Hady falls in love with Yara (Hiyam El Gebaie), an employee at Karim's shops. His father (Magdy Mounir) rejects the marriage due to her lower social status, but Yara's suicide attempt convinces Hady of her love, and he resolves to marry her before she is discharged from the hospital. Fearful of infidelity during his frequent travels, Hady has surveillance cameras installed in his home by Radhy Dakroury. Planning to burglarize Hady's villa while he is away, Radhy places spyware on Hady's computer to monitor his absences, which is how he acquires the information. When Hady begins to suspect an affair between his wife Yara and his friend Karim—who harbors deep-seated inferiority and resentment toward Hady's generosity, while secretly loving Yara, who rejected Karim for Hady—Karim tries to convince Yara that Hady is cheating on her. Hady plants cameras in Karim's bedroom to see if Yara visits him, but instead witnesses Karim's wife Mai (Donia El Masry) cheating on her husband with one of his employees. Hady steals a dagger from Karim's house, kills the unfaithful employee with it, and leaves the body in one of Karim's shops. He then invites Karim and Mai on a trip to Hurghada with him and Yara, where he confronts everyone with the video recordings. Mai defends herself by citing her husband's neglect, while Karim admits his hatred for Hady. Hady tricks Karim into holding the murder weapon to get his fingerprints on it, goads Karim into killing his wife Mai, and then Hady kills his own wife Yara. Leaving Karim to face his fate, Hady alerts the police and sends the footage proving Mai's affair with the murdered worker, leading to Karim's conviction. The Public Prosecutor issues an arrest warrant for Hady and Samar for investigation. Meanwhile, tensions escalate between the lawyer Walid and the family of his fiancée, Ghada (Mirna Gamil), over his poverty. However, Ghada stands by him, prompting him to reveal his true background: Walid is actually the son of Radhy Dakrour, whose deviant behavior had driven his wife Soad (Nourhan) away. Hoping to secure a future for his son Walid (Adam Ahmed Helmy), Radhy had asked Soad to register Walid under the name of her husband, Kamal (Mohamed Hassan Shebl), shielding him from the stigma of his father's criminal record. As his death approached, Radhy handed over the memory card to his son, the budding attorney. Undeterred by this confession, Ghada remains determined to stand by Walid's side. (Memory Card)
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
