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Al-Safa Secondary School for Girls
As an ambitious teacher goes to work at Al Safa High School for Girls, he is exposed to many funny situations, and his life is intertwined with different people.
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As an ambitious teacher goes to work at Al Safa High School for Girls, he is exposed to many funny situations, and his life is intertwined with different people.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Walid Abu ElMagd, Amin Gamal
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Al-Sibki Film Production and Distribution
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