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Hasal Ya Saedt Al-Beih 

The film tells the story of a well-to-do man who works as an engineer and is married to three women who can not help but shake his life. He asks his son to work with him and refuses to drive him out of the house, all with a funny comic frame
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The film tells the story of a well-to-do man who works as an engineer and is married to three women who can not help but shake his life. He asks his son to work with him and refuses to drive him out of the house, all with a funny comic frame

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Directed By:Nasser Hussien
Written By:Mamdouh fahmy
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Runtime:93 minutes
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