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The events revolve around two families who live side by side in one of the villages. Yet they have long maintained an intense relationship of enmity. However, fate wanted to create a strong romantic relationship between the only sons of these two families (tachelhit film)
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The events revolve around two families who live side by side in one of the villages. Yet they have long maintained an intense relationship of enmity. However, fate wanted to create a strong romantic relationship between the only sons of these two families (tachelhit film)

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Genre:Family, Comedy
Directed By:Oussaih Abdelaziz
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Ayouz Vision

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