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Snakes and Ladders: Child's Play 

Ahmed meets Malak, and their relationship quickly evolves from mere admiration to mutual love. Each seeks to impress the other with their personality and actions, hoping their love story lasts forever and withstands all challenges.
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Ahmed meets Malak, and their relationship quickly evolves from mere admiration to mutual love. Each seeks to impress the other with their personality and actions, hoping their love story lasts forever and withstands all challenges.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Tarek Al-Aryan
Written By:Ahmed Hosny
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:RAW Entertainment, رشيدى فيلم, اتحاد الفنانين للسينما والفيديو

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