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Soul lover 

A musician at the beginning of his artistic career, and his neighbor is a dancer. The musician and the dancer are neighbors. The dancer knows one of the men that the musician is her husband, but in reality he is her lover, and that the man is able to help him with his company. In the company, he meets this man’s daughter. A love relationship develops and they agree to Marriage, but her father does not approve of this marriage.
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A musician at the beginning of his artistic career, and his neighbor is a dancer. The musician and the dancer are neighbors. The dancer knows one of the men that the musician is her husband, but in reality he is her lover, and that the man is able to help him with his company. In the company, he meets this man’s daughter. A love relationship develops and they agree to Marriage, but her father does not approve of this marriage.

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Directed By:Helmy Rafla
Written By:Helmy Rafla, Youssef Gohar
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Runtime:103 minutes
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