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My Wife and the Wolf
The lawyer Hussien marries his colleague Dawlat, but as he becomes famous and successful, Dawlat grows jealous and resentful. They get divorced, until an opportunity comes along to prove herself, when a former classmate is accused of killing his wife and her lover, and she decides to defend him.
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The lawyer Hussien marries his colleague Dawlat, but as he becomes famous and successful, Dawlat grows jealous and resentful. They get divorced, until an opportunity comes along to prove herself, when a former classmate is accused of killing his wife and her lover, and she decides to defend him.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Magda Adel Khiralla
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Runtime:110 minutes
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