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The film revolves around a woman who is 33 years old and has a certain degree of beauty called Badiaa Badran (Maggie Bou Ghosn), but her mental level stops at the age of eight. Badiaa lives with her grandmother (Teta Latifa), who is very stingy and suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Over time, the grandmother hands over a bag containing a million dollars to her granddaughter Badiaa, and from here the small-minded but big-bodied woman begins her journey amidst the eyes and greed of those around her, including her gambler brother. During her journey, she meets (Youssef El Khal), who throws her into the net of her love. Then the events take over and show how Badiaa will behave in the political life she is forced into, as well as the emotional life that puts her to the test for the first time in her life.
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The film revolves around a woman who is 33 years old and has a certain degree of beauty called Badiaa Badran (Maggie Bou Ghosn), but her mental level stops at the age of eight. Badiaa lives with her grandmother (Teta Latifa), who is very stingy and suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Over time, the grandmother hands over a bag containing a million dollars to her granddaughter Badiaa, and from here the small-minded but big-bodied woman begins her journey amidst the eyes and greed of those around her, including her gambler brother. During her journey, she meets (Youssef El Khal), who throws her into the net of her love. Then the events take over and show how Badiaa will behave in the political life she is forced into, as well as the emotional life that puts her to the test for the first time in her life.
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