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For the First Time 

It follows Khaled and Ghada, whose happy marriage suddenly turns into hell when Khaled discovers a dangerous secret and decides to confront his wife with it, which ignites a night full of suspicion, violence, and mutual accusations of infidelity. That exciting night reveals deep tensions in their relationship.
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It follows Khaled and Ghada, whose happy marriage suddenly turns into hell when Khaled discovers a dangerous secret and decides to confront his wife with it, which ignites a night full of suspicion, violence, and mutual accusations of infidelity. That exciting night reveals deep tensions in their relationship.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:John Ikram
Written By:Mohamed Abdel Kader
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Studio:Hollywood Films

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