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Yusef and Alia, former high school sweethearts separated by fate, are brought together years later, forced to confront their past and whether their rekindled love can withstand their changed lives. They must determine if they can navigate the complexities of their new realities to find a second chance at romance.
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Yusef and Alia, former high school sweethearts separated by fate, are brought together years later, forced to confront their past and whether their rekindled love can withstand their changed lives. They must determine if they can navigate the complexities of their new realities to find a second chance at romance.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Wael Hamdy
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Box Office:$49,100
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Sea Cinema Productions, Film Square, إمباير إنترناشونال, Bedaya Films
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