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A Woman Of Glass
Mona is married to Rushdie but she wants to have a divorce to marry her beloved officer Kamal. She accidentally runs over a family with her car, and her husband tries to frame one of his enemies with the charge.
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Mona is married to Rushdie but she wants to have a divorce to marry her beloved officer Kamal. She accidentally runs over a family with her car, and her husband tries to frame one of his enemies with the charge.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nader Galal, Mustafa Kamel
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:أفلام جمال التابعي
Cast
Nader Galal
Director
Mahmoud Yassin
كمال سالم - وكيل النيابة
Sohier Ramzy
منى
Omar Al-Hariri
مدحت - رئيس النيابة
Abdel Raheem El Zorkani
د. فهمي عبداللطيف
Salah Nazmi
رشدى - أحد مراكز القوى
Aziza Helmy
زوجة د.فهمى عبداللطيف
Fayeq Azab
Ibrahim Abdulraziq
عصام
سمير حسني
سامي - وكيل النيابة
Rashad Osman
ضابط المباحث
Hassaan ElYamany
سايس الجراج - أحد شهود الزور
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