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A Date with the Unknown 

Cited as the first Saudi narrative feature. The story revolves around a police officer who is accused of killing his colleague. He flees in order to defend his innocence and arrest the real criminal, and throughout the pursuit of the perpetrator, he is exposed to extremely difficult situations in order to prove his innocence.
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Cited as the first Saudi narrative feature. The story revolves around a police officer who is accused of killing his colleague. He flees in order to defend his innocence and arrest the real criminal, and throughout the pursuit of the perpetrator, he is exposed to extremely difficult situations in order to prove his innocence.

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Genre:Drama, Action, Crime
Directed By:Niazi Mostafa
Written By:Anwar Al Shinnawy
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Runtime:200 minutes
Studio:مؤسسة أضواء نجد

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