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Status

Released

Original Language

Arabic

Runtime

123 mins

Rating

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Release Date

20 December 1979

Country

Kuwait

Cast

Khalid Al-Obaid

Khalid Al-Obaid

Hayat Al-Fahad

Hayat Al-Fahad

Mohamed Al-Saree

Mohamed Al-Saree

Abdullah Al-Hubail

Abdullah Al-Hubail

Majid Sultan

Majid Sultan

Tahrir Muhamad

Tahrir Muhamad

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