Al Alwda Wa Al Asfour

Al Alwda Wa Al Asfour

Al Alwda Wa Al Asfour

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Al Alwda Wa Al Asfour

1991

1h 34m

2.0(1 votes)

Drama

Overview

An egyptian couple living in kuwait loses their money and decides to go back to egypt.

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10 members

Acting

Salah El-Saadany

Unknown Role

Salah El-Saadany

Acting

Mervat Amin

Eman

Mervat Amin

Acting

محمد رضا

Unknown Role

محمد رضا

Acting

Ihsan ElQala'awy

Unknown Role

Ihsan ElQala'awy

Acting

أحمد راتب

Unknown Role

أحمد راتب

Acting

Laila Fahmy

Unknown Role

Laila Fahmy

Acting

Ahmed Khamis

Unknown Role

Ahmed Khamis

Acting

Abu ElFotouh Emara

Unknown Role

Abu ElFotouh Emara

Acting

Laila Magdi

Unknown Role

Laila Magdi

Directing

Hany Lasheen

Unknown Role

Hany Lasheen

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