Niazi Mostafa

Egyptian movie critic Samīr Farīd wrote that Mostafa was one of "[t]he most important directors in the history of Egyptian cinema".[1]

In 1936, he directed several promotional documentaries for Egypt Bank group companies.[2]

• Salama Is Safe or Everything is Fine (1938) - Salama fi khair
• Si Omar (1941) - Si ʿOmar[3]
• The Wife Factory (1941) - Masnaa El-Zawgât[3]
• Rabha (1943) - Râbha[3]
• The Valley of Stars (1943) - Wâdî El-Negoum[3]
• Hababa (1944) - Habâbah[3]
• Hassan and Hassan (1944) - Hassan we Hassan[3]
• The Magic Cap (1944) - Tâeyyet El-Ekhfaʾ[4]
• Mohamed-Ali Street (1944) - Share' Mohamed ʻAlî[4]
• My Daughter (1944) - Ibnatî[4]
• Antar and Abla (1945) - ʿAntar we Abla[4]
• The Human Being (1945) - El-Banî âdam[4]
• Miss Boussa (1945) - El-Ânisah Boussah[4]
• Son of the East (1945) - Egyptian-Iraqi co-production - Ibn El-Chark, Le fils de l'Orient[5]
• A Glass and a Cigarette or Sigarra we Kas (1955)
• The Most Dangerous Man in the World (1967) - Akhtar ragol fil alam[6]
• Pleasure and Suffering (1971)[7]
• Without Pity (1971) - Bela Rahma[7]
• Searching for a Scandal (1973) - El Bahs Ann fediha
• A Girl Named Maĥmood (1975)[8]
• Hereditary Madness (1975) - Magânîn bi-l-wirâthah[8]
• The Delinquents (1976) - El-Mounharifoun[8]
• First Year of Love (1976) - Sanah oula houbb - Co-directed by Mostafa, Salah Abou Seif, Atef Salem, Kamal al-Cheikh, and Helmi Rafla[8]

• Armes, Roy. Dictionary of African Filmmakers. Indiana University Press, July 11, 2008. ISBN 0253000424, 9780253000422.

• Niazi Mostafa at IMDb