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Crystal 

After being severely injured, Nada the show star looks for a new replacement to be the heroine of the band instead of her. She accidentally sees Hasana dancing in one of the carnivals and decides to train her, while the girl who was the candidate to be the heroine tries to get rid of her.
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After being severely injured, Nada the show star looks for a new replacement to be the heroine of the band instead of her. She accidentally sees Hasana dancing in one of the carnivals and decides to train her, while the girl who was the candidate to be the heroine tries to get rid of her.

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Genre:Drama, Music
Directed By:Adel Awad
Written By:Adel Awad, Samir Al Jamal
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Box Office:$570,000
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Egypt for Studios and Film Production, أفلام جرجس فوزي

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