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El Alma Basha (1991)
A country leader asks his government to summon the distinguished scientist Soska to help the government solve some of the problems it is facing, then something goes wrong because of the similarity in names, and they bring the dancer Soska, whereupon many comical situations occur.
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A country leader asks his government to summon the distinguished scientist Soska to help the government solve some of the problems it is facing, then something goes wrong because of the similarity in names, and they bring the dancer Soska, whereupon many comical situations occur.
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