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Shame Worse Than Death
At a boarding house in Cairo, the stories of seven women from different walks of life intertwine as they search for love and fight societal injustice.
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At a boarding house in Cairo, the stories of seven women from different walks of life intertwine as they search for love and fight societal injustice.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nada Elshahat, Mohamed Farouk, Mohamed Abdel
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Runtime:110 minutes
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