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Ali and Alia
Ali and Alia are childhood neighbors that fell in love with each other, but bigger events occur in their lives which gets them separated. Ali seeks to maintain Alia's heart even if it is through substance abuse.
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Ali and Alia are childhood neighbors that fell in love with each other, but bigger events occur in their lives which gets them separated. Ali seeks to maintain Alia's heart even if it is through substance abuse.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Hussein El Ansary, Gamal El Sametti, Abdulhamid Ali
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Box Office:$40,271
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Number One Productions
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