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Mahmoud Nasr

Mahmoud Nasr

Also known as: محمود نصر

Birthplace: Egypt33 credits

Mahmoud Nasr (Arabic: محمود نصر) was a critically acclaimed Egyptian cinematographer of the 1950s and 1960s. He worked in the Egyptian film industry between 1949 and 1969 and shot acclaimed Egyptian films such as Ard el salam (1957), Aghla Min Hayati (1965) and The Man Who Lost His Shadow (1968).

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In memory of Mahmoud Nasr

Date of passing: May 3, 2004

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The Truth Called Salem

The Truth Called Salem

1994 · cinematographer · ⭐ 6.0

The Upper Egyptian Man

The Upper Egyptian Man

1987 · cinematographer

The Berry and the Cane

The Berry and the Cane

1986 · cinematographer

أنا إللي أستاهل

أنا إللي أستاهل

1984 · cinematographer · ⭐ 5.0

The Man Who Lost His Memory Twice

The Man Who Lost His Memory Twice

1981 · cinematographer

The Criminal

The Criminal

1978 · cinematographer · ⭐ 6.0

Barefoot on the Gold Bridge

Barefoot on the Gold Bridge

1976 · cinematographer · ⭐ 7.5

I'll Never Come Back

I'll Never Come Back

1975 · cinematographer

Sabreen

Sabreen

1975 · cinematographer

The Den of the Wicked

The Den of the Wicked

1972 · cinematographer · ⭐ 5.0

Al-Moutah Wal Azab

Al-Moutah Wal Azab

1971 · cinematographer

Al-Sarab

Al-Sarab

1970 · cinematographer

My Husband’s Woman

My Husband’s Woman

1970 · cinematographer · ⭐ 5.0

The Man Who Lost His Shadow

The Man Who Lost His Shadow

1968 · cinematographer · ⭐ 6.7

Mottarada Gharameya

Mottarada Gharameya

1968 · cinematographer · ⭐ 7.0

Love Vacation

Love Vacation

1967 · cinematographer

The Vandals

The Vandals

1967 · cinematographer

El talata yuhebbunaha

El talata yuhebbunaha

1965 · cinematographer · ⭐ 7.0

Mind and money

Mind and money

1965 · cinematographer

Prince of Cunningness

Prince of Cunningness

1964 · cinematographer · ⭐ 6.3

The Dark Glasses

The Dark Glasses

1963 · cinematographer · ⭐ 6.7

Umm Ratiba

Umm Ratiba

1959 · cinematographer · ⭐ 9.0

الحب الأخير

الحب الأخير

1959 · cinematographer

I Am Free

I Am Free

1959 · cinematographer · ⭐ 6.8

Leila Raheeba

Leila Raheeba

1957 · cinematographer · ⭐ 8.3

Sleepless

Sleepless

1957 · cinematographer · ⭐ 6.3

A Voice from the Past

A Voice from the Past

1956 · cinematographer · ⭐ 8.0

The Scornful Man

The Scornful Man

1956 · cinematographer · ⭐ 9.0

'Iilhiquni bialmadhun

'Iilhiquni bialmadhun

1954 · cinematographer

Millione Guinee

Millione Guinee

1953 · cinematographer

Al-Sayyid Al-Badawi

Al-Sayyid Al-Badawi

1953 · cinematographer

Lady of The Train

Lady of The Train

1952 · cinematographer · ⭐ 5.7

The Millionaire

The Millionaire

1950 · cinematographer · ⭐ 7.7

FAQ

When did Mahmoud Nasr die?

Mahmoud Nasr passed away on May 3, 2004.

How many works has Mahmoud Nasr appeared in?

Mahmoud Nasr has 33 credited works in our database.

What is Mahmoud Nasr known for?

Mahmoud Nasr is known for The Upper Egyptian Man, Umm Ratiba, The Scornful Man, Leila Raheeba.

Where was Mahmoud Nasr born?

Mahmoud Nasr was born in Egypt.