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Burger Mahali 

In the late 1990s, inside a burger restaurant in Al-Khobar, where a young man and his friend work under the management of the first Saudi woman to open a restaurant in the city—a story that captures the essence of an important social and economic era.
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In the late 1990s, inside a burger restaurant in Al-Khobar, where a young man and his friend work under the management of the first Saudi woman to open a restaurant in the city—a story that captures the essence of an important social and economic era.

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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Crime
Directed By:Faisal Alzahrani
Written By:Faisal Alzahrani, Osamah Almuslim
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Faisal Alzahrani

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Mila Al-Zahrani

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Abdullah Al Sheikh

clown (saud)

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Osamah Almuslim

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