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In Paris, university student Salwa meets Dr. Sharif, and they fall in love. He tells her the reason for his stay in Paris. He caused the death of a patient after he insisted on performing surgery on him despite the objections of his colleagues. The press attacks him, so he leaves Egypt.
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In Paris, university student Salwa meets Dr. Sharif, and they fall in love. He tells her the reason for his stay in Paris. He caused the death of a patient after he insisted on performing surgery on him despite the objections of his colleagues. The press attacks him, so he leaves Egypt.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Ahmad Saleh
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Runtime:92 minutes
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