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Naiema tries to break away and leave all her troubling circumstances behind, so she takes the train to Alexandria, where she meets a widow with her son. When the woman dies, Naiema is left reeling when she finds herself left with the child and some important documents.
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Naiema tries to break away and leave all her troubling circumstances behind, so she takes the train to Alexandria, where she meets a widow with her son. When the woman dies, Naiema is left reeling when she finds herself left with the child and some important documents.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mohamed Mostafa Sami, Raoof Helmy
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Ibrahim Waly Films
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