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Because I Love You (لأني بحبك)
A businessman who denies the existence of love encounters a waitress at a casino. As he mistakenly believes her to be a prostitue, he proposes that she spends a month with him, just to attend his business meetings.
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A businessman who denies the existence of love encounters a waitress at a casino. As he mistakenly believes her to be a prostitue, he proposes that she spends a month with him, just to attend his business meetings.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Christine Boutros
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Marwa Group
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