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So That God Loves You
Souad is trying to kill her husband, a businessman, because she is in a relationship with Kamal, who also complains about his wife, Dr. Anahid. Meanwhile, a charlatan and his wife plot to make the businessman fall in love with Anahid to fix everyone's problems.
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Souad is trying to kill her husband, a businessman, because she is in a relationship with Kamal, who also complains about his wife, Dr. Anahid. Meanwhile, a charlatan and his wife plot to make the businessman fall in love with Anahid to fix everyone's problems.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Raafat El Mehi
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:الشركة العربية للإنتاج والتوزيع السينمائي
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