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Over My Dead Body 

Raouf is an interior designer and an owner of a home furniture gallery. He is a very suspicious person when it comes to dealing with all people around him. It is only when he goes into a coma, he started to realise his mistakes and discover what all his friends and family think of him. Is it too late ?
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Raouf is an interior designer and an owner of a home furniture gallery. He is a very suspicious person when it comes to dealing with all people around him. It is only when he goes into a coma, he started to realise his mistakes and discover what all his friends and family think of him. Is it too late ?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Mohamed Bakir
Written By:Tamer Ibrahim
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Box Office:$2,411,748
Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:New Century Art Production, Shadows Communications

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