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Hababa wa Himarat Al Qayila (1987)
The events revolve around a grandmother who tells her grandchildren an ancient mythical story, through which many old and contemporary social issues are highlighted in order to give life lessons.
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The events revolve around a grandmother who tells her grandchildren an ancient mythical story, through which many old and contemporary social issues are highlighted in order to give life lessons.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Maki Al Qalaf, Hassan Al Matrouk
In Theaters:6/1/1987
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