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Aida rejects the marriage of her son Hisham with Zouba to the social difference between them, but he clings to her. Aida pretends madness until her son succumbed to her desire.
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Aida rejects the marriage of her son Hisham with Zouba to the social difference between them, but he clings to her. Aida pretends madness until her son succumbed to her desire.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ibrahim El Garawany
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:أفلام الأنوار العربية (محمود وياسمين طنطاوي)
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