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A retired accountant lives captive to the memories of an old, incomplete love story. Then, by chance, he meets a housewife who is his old flame. Their lives quickly take an unexpected path, as their romance is rekindled as they got older.
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A retired accountant lives captive to the memories of an old, incomplete love story. Then, by chance, he meets a housewife who is his old flame. Their lives quickly take an unexpected path, as their romance is rekindled as they got older.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance, Family
Written By:Waleed El Moghazy, Mohamed Ashraf, Dina Maher, Moustafa Abbas
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Box Office:$1,040,025
Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Magic Beans Productions, Synergy Plus, Rasheedy Films, روزنامة للإنتاج الفني
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