
The dancer and the jailer(1992)
The dancer and the jailer
A love story arises between the dancer (Aida Riad) and Corporal Hassan, who lives with her in the neighborhood of the castle on the roofs of a real estate and suffering from his wise friend for the multiplicity of women's relations ..
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الراقصة والسجان
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A love story arises between the dancer (Aida Riad) and Corporal Hassan, who lives with her in the neighborhood of the castle on the roofs of a real estate and suffering from his wise friend for the multiplicity of women's relations ..
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1992-10-09
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The dancer and the jailer
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العربية
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