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The role of the story of the film about the son of a businessman who lives abroad and when he returns to Egypt meets Shula and Ola Ghanem in two different positions falls in love with the first while the second is in the fine without knowing each other until the three meet on one occasion and discover Amer Mounib that the two girls Two sisters.
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The role of the story of the film about the son of a businessman who lives abroad and when he returns to Egypt meets Shula and Ola Ghanem in two different positions falls in love with the first while the second is in the fine without knowing each other until the three meet on one occasion and discover Amer Mounib that the two girls Two sisters.
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Written By:Ahmad El Baih
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