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A Bachelor’s Life 

Omar is a single employee who loves his neighbor Hoda, but her father refuses their marriage. Omar spends a night with his friends at a nightclub and the dancer, Aziza goes home with him. When she tries a drug by accident, she passes out and he thinks she's dead.
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Omar is a single employee who loves his neighbor Hoda, but her father refuses their marriage. Omar spends a night with his friends at a nightclub and the dancer, Aziza goes home with him. When she tries a drug by accident, she passes out and he thinks she's dead.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Nagdy Hafez
Written By:Ahmed Heikal
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:دينار فيلم, أفلام برج القاهرة

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