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You, I, and Hours of Travel 

As Salwa takes the train to Alexandria, she runs into her old sweetheart whom she left for a wealthy man. As the train breaks down, they engage in a conversation that reveals so much about who they once were and how their lives took different courses.
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As Salwa takes the train to Alexandria, she runs into her old sweetheart whom she left for a wealthy man. As the train breaks down, they engage in a conversation that reveals so much about who they once were and how their lives took different courses.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Mohamed Nabih
Written By:Wahid Hamid
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Runtime:80 minutes
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