Madrasat Al-Moraheqeen
The work deals with the story of the boarding school principal (Noah Al-Maadawi), who is a strict personality who closes in on himself and does not seek to get close to anyone, until he meets (Shahira), who is free in her ideas and has different views from him, and he falls in love with her, and hopes that she will also fall in love with him. Events continue.
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The work deals with the story of the boarding school principal (Noah Al-Maadawi), who is a strict personality who closes in on himself and does not seek to get close to anyone, until he meets (Shahira), who is free in her ideas and has different views from him, and he falls in love with her, and hopes that she will also fall in love with him. Events continue.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nasser Hussien
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Runtime:105 minutes
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