Akher Ragol Fi El Alam Wraps Filming with a Mystery Star at Its Core
The makers of Akher Ragol Fi El Alam ( The Last Man on Earth) have officially announced the completion of filming the movie.
A fantasy comedy with a wild twist, the story revolves around an ancient Pharaonic curse that wipes out all men on the planet—except for Kamal, who accidentally read the spell.
Now the only man left in a world full of women, Kamal's life takes a hilariously chaotic turn.
The lead actor is being kept under wraps as a surprise for audiences, but the star-studded cast includes Bayoumi Fouad, Mai Kassab, Mohamed Mahmoud, Entessar, Hamza El Eily, Lobna Ezzat, Ayda Riyad, Ebram Samir, and Samy Maghawry.
The film is based on a story by Hesham Hilal, written by Ahmed Ragab and Islam Sheta, directed by Osama Orabi, and produced by Content Bridge, Mohamed Ali Ahmed, and A Media.
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