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The Killing Love
Nabil's mother tries to prevent him from meeting girls because of her hatred towards women, one of whom was the reason for her divorce in the past, despite the supervision of the mother Nabil likes the maid, so they fall in love without her knowledge, which makes the mother furious.
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Nabil's mother tries to prevent him from meeting girls because of her hatred towards women, one of whom was the reason for her divorce in the past, despite the supervision of the mother Nabil likes the maid, so they fall in love without her knowledge, which makes the mother furious.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Houcein El hayl
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Runtime:80 minutes
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