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After her father’s death, Nadia goes to stay in the house of her relative, Rushdi Al-Bagouri, to convince her son Adel to take advantage of her father’s wealth by setting up a factory for peasants who are interested in their problems, but she is subject to many harassments from the second son Ramzi, to decide to leave, and events escalate.
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After her father’s death, Nadia goes to stay in the house of her relative, Rushdi Al-Bagouri, to convince her son Adel to take advantage of her father’s wealth by setting up a factory for peasants who are interested in their problems, but she is subject to many harassments from the second son Ramzi, to decide to leave, and events escalate.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Esmat Khalil
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Ashraf Fahmy
Director
Naglaa Fathy
Nadia
Mahmoud Yassin
Ramzi Al-Bagouri
Rushdy Abaza
Pasha Rushdi Al-Bagouri
Ezzat Al Alaily
Adel Al-Bagouri
Madiha Yousri
Samiha - wife of Rushdi Al-Bagouri
Tawfiq Al-Deqen
Ismail Bey
Ahmed Ghanem
Ibrahim Bey
Fekry Abaza
Journalist Salem
Hayatem
Hnomah
Malak Elgamal
Umm al-Khair
Fawzi Al Sharqawi
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