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Goodbye, Hamdi
As the rookie journalist Tamader works on a press report about the death of a prominent man named Hamdi, she ends up staying at his daughter’s house under the pretext that she's a maid in order to obtain all the necessary information about him.
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As the rookie journalist Tamader works on a press report about the death of a prominent man named Hamdi, she ends up staying at his daughter’s house under the pretext that she's a maid in order to obtain all the necessary information about him.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mahmoud Zahran, Sayed Abdulnabi
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Arrow Film Production, The Passion Movie Production, Digital Film Lab, AL GORIO Film Production
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