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Market of The Fish
A widow bullied by traders in the fish market from further commercial aims after the death of her husband,a worker stand by her side and help then married her,but does the money and power change him ?
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A widow bullied by traders in the fish market from further commercial aims after the death of her husband,a worker stand by her side and help then married her,but does the money and power change him ?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Abdel Gawad Youssef
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Runtime:100 minutes
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