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Yussef Issa

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  • Director
  • Writer

Also known as: يوسف عيسى · Юсеф Исса · Youssef Issa

Born: January 11, 1914January 11, 1974Birthplace: EgyptNationality: Egypt25 credits

Egyptian director and screenwriter, born January 11, 1914. He began his work as a critic in Al-Ahram newspaper, and traveled to America to study psychology and propaganda. He began as a screenwriter and made his first film (Shatti Al-Gharam) in 1950, in collaboration with Ali Al-Zarqani. His films include (My Life, You), (River of Love), and (Prince of Cunning). He traveled to Lebanon in 1960 and directed a number of films, including: (The Cute Thief), and her first directing film was (The Age of Days) He began moving between Lebanon and Egypt, writing scripts and dialogue in many films. He died on January 11, 1974, of a heart attack.

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Date of passing: January 11, 1974Age at death: 60

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How old is Yussef Issa?

Yussef Issa died at the age of 60.

When was Yussef Issa born?

Yussef Issa was born on January 11, 1914.

When did Yussef Issa die?

Yussef Issa passed away on January 11, 1974.

What is Yussef Issa's nationality?

Yussef Issa is Egypt.

How many works has Yussef Issa appeared in?

Yussef Issa has 25 credited works in our database.

What is Yussef Issa known for?

Yussef Issa is known for The Iland's Devil, Flowers of Love, Al-Malak Al-Zalem, Pity My Tears.

Where was Yussef Issa born?

Yussef Issa was born in Egypt.