Momia aka The Night of Counting the Years (1969). She starred in several films with Soad Hosny, including Al-Saba' Banat aka The Seven Girls. In the 1970s, her career wound down as Egypt's "Golden Age" for films drew to a close. Her most prominent films includes Regal Bila Malameh aka Featureless Men (1972), where she played a role of a night girl, the film was a commercial hit. She also starred in El-Okhwa El-A'daa aka Enemy Brothers (1974), and Badiaa Masabni aka Badi’a Masabny (1975) of Hassan El Imam. Having made close to 50 films in the first 11 years of her career, she only made three in the decade that followed, and did not work in films since 1981. In 2014, the Cairo International Film Festival paid tribute to Nadia Lutfi by using her photo on the Festival's official poster for it’s 36th edition. Death On 4 February 2020, after being in intensive care for some time, Nadia Lutfi died in Maadi Hospital, Cairo. Selected filmography Footnotes External links Cairo Station film review Profile 1937 births 2020 deaths Egyptian film actresses Egyptian television actresses Egyptian stage actresses Egyptian Muslims Actresses from Cairo