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The Best is Yet to Come 

A TV presenter discusses several issues concerning the Arab region and Arab identity through the representation of a Kuwaiti student who travels to Egypt to resume his studies and crosses paths with an Egyptian girl whose parents oppose their marriage.
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A TV presenter discusses several issues concerning the Arab region and Arab identity through the representation of a Kuwaiti student who travels to Egypt to resume his studies and crosses paths with an Egyptian girl whose parents oppose their marriage.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Mohamed Al Shura
Written By:Ehab Nasser, Alaa Morsy
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Runtime:79 minutes
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